Couts v. Maryland Casualty Co.
District Court of Appeal of Florida
1Opinion of the Court
McNULTY, Chief Judge.
The question in this interlocutory appeal is the sufficiency of substituted service.
Appellant was named by defendant Maryland Casualty Company as a third-party defendant along with others including Evelyn Couts, her mother-in-law. The sheriff’s return shows that personal service was made at appellant’s home on the mother-in-law both for purposes of process on the mother-in-law individually and for substituted service on appellant. It undisput-edly appears that the mother-in-law was visiting at appellant’s home but had not been living there for any extended period. For…
2Cases cited2 opinions
- Sangmeister v. McElneaDistrict Court of Appeal of Florida · 1973
- Pyles v. BeallSupreme Court of Florida · 1896