Wood v. Callaway (1904)
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Radcliffe v. Boyd Motor Lines, Inc. (1973)
"In order for the court to obtain jurisdiction of a defendant, he must not only have been served in the manner pointed out by law, but there must be a legal return of such service.” Wood v. Callaway, 119 Ga. 801, 803 ( 47 SE 178 ); Albright-Prior Co. v. Pacific Selling Co., 126 Ga. 498 (1) ( 55 SE 251 , 115 ASR 108); Arthur Murray, Inc. v. Smith, 124 Ga. App. 51 (2) ( 183 SE2d 66 ). "[T]he statutory method of service is exclusive.” Central Ga. Power Co. v. Parnell, 11 Ga. Ap…
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Stiles v. Stiles (1936)
“In order for the court to obtain jurisdiction of the defendant, he must not only have been served in the manner pointed out by law, but there must be a legal return of such service.” Wood v. Callaway, 119 Ga. 801, 803 ( 47 S. E. 178 ).