If a Defendant Cannot Be Located for a Summons to Be

question 367

Multiple Choice

If a defendant cannot be located for a summons to be delivered:

• A) a substituted service, such as publication in a newspaper may be used
• B) a substituted service, such as calling a relative of the defendant may be used
• C) the defendant cannot be subject to the litigation
• D) the plaintiff will have to pay the court to find the defendant
• E) none of the other choices are correct

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