Knight v. Low

Suit on a note and bill of exchange. The complaint averred that the defendant had a place of business and an agency, &c., at Morgantown; that John W. Knight was his agent, and the note and bill sued on grew out of, and were connected with, said agency.

The process was served by leaving a copy thereof at the said store, or place of business, in the absence of said agent. Hester, as amicus curien, moved to set aside the return made to that effect, which was overruled, and he excepted. In that capacity he could not except to a ruling of the Court. Campbell v. Swasey, 12 Ind. 70; Hust v. Conn, id.…