OV, R 20, O VII, R 2 & O IX, R 13 Suit for recovery of money Ex parte decree, failure to appear in court Defendant's service defendant separated, case dismissed OX , R 13, Former Partition Declaration under CPC alleging that they were not served and the plaintiff presented his wrong address, saying that the defendant's request was dismissed on the ground that the defendant's suit was appropriate. The manner was served, but the willful failure to appear before the court was also withheld over time, the appeal against the trial court order was dismissed, The server refused to accept service reported that the defendant, it was ordered services through affiliate after and accordingly was also the home of the defendant. Through publication in the newspaper, but nonetheless, the defendants did not appear in the trial court and proceedings against it were passed by GS against the processor who passed the processor server and others. The evidence report shows that, except for the defendant's request and statement, no other evidence was presented to indicate the wrong address. The implication was that the side service was as effective as the personal service and the ounces could not be considered to some extent by the order so that a copy of the plaintiff along with the defendant was not placed at his door to prove it. And that, given the address incorrectly, in the absence of these facts, the processor server was sworn in, could not be placed on the shelf, and compatible with the courts under consideration.
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