King v. Dickinson-Reed-Randerson Company

Hart, J.,

(after stating the facts). The chancery court did not err in refusing to set aside the decree of foreclosure on the ground that Henry King and wife had not been properly served by publication of warning order. The foreclosure suit was brought by Dickinson-Reed-Randerson Company, a corporation.' In the affidavit for a warning order, and in the warning order itself, that corporation is named as plaintiff. The proof of publication of the warning order names the plaintiff as Dickinson-Reed-Henderson Company, a corporation. Hence it is claimed that there was no valid constructive service…