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Indiana Law Requires Service by Mail at Place of Employment
The Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals held that Indiana law requiring
service of process upon an individual by mail at the individual's "place
of business or employment" requires service at the location where he
actually reports for work rather than at a geographically separated
headquarters. This case originated when a ...
service of process upon an individual by mail at the individual's "place
of business or employment" requires service at the location where he
actually reports for work rather than at a geographically separated
headquarters. This case originated when a ...
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