Legal Opinion
Groff v. Warner
Indiana Court of Appeals
Decided November 5, 1909No. 6,826PublishedCited by 1 opinion
From Wells Circuit Court; Edwin C. Vaughn, Judge. Suit by Nathan B. Groff, as receiver of the Indiana State Oil Company, against Samuel Warner. From a judgment for defendant, plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtMyeks, J.
Appellee brought suit against a number of defendants, including the Indiana State Oil Company, a corporation, to quiet his title to certain real estate in Wells county. Summons was issued by the clerk to the sheriff of Marion county, whose return, duly signed so far as it related to said corporation, was as follows:
“Came to hand November 14, 1905, and served this writ, * * * and served the within named Indiana *545State Oil Company by reading this writ to and within the hearing of Joseph H. Stubbs, secretary of said Indiana State Oil Company, and delivering to him a true copy thereof, he being…
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