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vanwinkle wrote:Insufficient process is when something is defective with the process itself, under Rule 4. Something is wrong with the content of the summons or complaint; for example, the summons fails to name the parties or the court.
This is different from insufficient service of process, in which the summons and complaint are fine, but aren't being properly delivered to the opposing party.
Thanks but damn I missed that onelaxbrah420 wrote:http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 3&t=126856vanwinkle wrote:Insufficient process is when something is defective with the process itself, under Rule 4. Something is wrong with the content of the summons or complaint; for example, the summons fails to name the parties or the court.
This is different from insufficient service of process, in which the summons and complaint are fine, but aren't being properly delivered to the opposing party.
Q: fact pattern where two summons get mixed up by sheriff for codefendants, A gets B's summons and vice versa. And b's summons is left with 14 year old daughter. Plus other irrelevant info. What is best claim under 12b motion for dismissal?laxbrah420 wrote:what were the options