Civil Practice – Subject Matter Jurisdiction – Service of Process – Delivery Receipt – Alias & Pluries Summonses – Domestic Relations (access required)

Because plaintiff did not attach the required delivery receipt to the affidavit of service, Plaintiff failed to properly serve Defendant in her Mecklenburg County action. Consequently, the Mecklenburg County District Court did not have jurisdiction over the case. We affirm the Scotland County District Court’s order dismissing plaintiff’s claims for lack of subject matter jurisdiction. Because the ...

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Civil Practice – Subject Matter Jurisdiction – Service of Process – Delivery Receipt – Alias & Pluries Summonses – Domestic Relations

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