Supreme Court of Connecticut, 1809

Rand v. The Proprietors of the Upper Locks & Canals on Connecticut River

Rand v. The Proprietors of the Upper Locks & Canals on Connecticut River
Supreme Court of Connecticut · Decided June 15, 1809
3 Day 441

Rand v. The Proprietors of the Upper Locks & Canals on Connecticut River

Opinion of the Court

By the Court.

In this case, the writ and process has been no otherwise served than by leaving a copy thereof at the usual place of abode of James Bull, oí Hartford, in Connecticut, who is described therein as one of the principal proprietors, and one of the directors of the corporate body.

Serving a summons upon any private individual of a corporation is not due and legal notice to the corporate body.

Judgment affirmed.

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