Dunlevy v. Ross

Ohio Supreme Court
Dunlevy v. Ross, 1 Wright 287 (Ohio 1833)
1 Ohio Ch. 287

Dunlevy v. Ross

Opinion of the Court

BY THE COURT.

The statute (29 O. L. 74) makes a return of two nihils in this class of cases equal to service; and provides that the defendant shall thereafter be considered in court, and be proceeded against accordingly. No formal or technical appearance is necessary, after the second nihil; the law holds the defendant in court, and if he do answer, or plead, he may be defaulted. The defendant was then called, and failed to answer.

Reference

Full Case Name
DUNLEVY v. ROSS
Status
Published