Boone Co. v. Owens

1. Since, as provided in the “motor common-carrier act of 1931,” (Ga. L. 1931, p. 199, 205, sec. 13), an action against a motor common carrier, except where the constitution of this State otherwise provides, “may be brought and maintained in any county or militia district where the action could be brought if the defendant were a railroad company being sued upon a like cause of action,” and “if the defendant or defendants or any of them be not found for service in the county or militia district, as the case may be, where the action is brought, second original or originals may issue and service…