Hunter v. May

In this case an original summons issued on May 24, 1926, requiring the defendant to appear on the first Monday in June to answer the plaintiff in a plea of debt for balance due on a promissory note in the sum of $940.57. At the same time a declaration was filed with a copy attached of the note sued on. This summons was returned ‘‘not to be found.” '

Oh August 23;, 1926, another summons was issued, endorsed on the back as alias, but which on the face of it makes no -reference to any previous summons. This summons was returnable the first Monday in September, 1926:, “not to be found.”

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