On 04/19/2015 05:36 PM, toki kantoor wrote:
I am an attorney and no court in the USA would use email to summon a
I've forgotten the cite, but in a pleading justifying the use of posting a summons to the
individual's FaceBook account, the lawyers cited half a dozen cases where the courts had ruled
that service via email was acceptable.
IIRC, that was to notify of some proceeding, not a summons to court.
It's similar to sending a letter to the last know address or taking ads
in newspapers.
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