vgmhilliard
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What is the name of your state? CA and MD
This is probably just a technical question but I'd love to know what law says in these circumstances.
Assume your creditor wants to get a judgement against u, and u r being served a summons letter, which I wud suppose is sent by Certified Mail with signature required to prove delivery.
What happens if that letter returns to the sender (creditor or court) undelivered? say delivery was attempted but someone else opened the door and refused to sign for it? Then letter ended up sitting at the local Post Office waiting for collection but noone turned up to collect it.
What LEGALLY happens then?
This is probably just a technical question but I'd love to know what law says in these circumstances.
Assume your creditor wants to get a judgement against u, and u r being served a summons letter, which I wud suppose is sent by Certified Mail with signature required to prove delivery.
What happens if that letter returns to the sender (creditor or court) undelivered? say delivery was attempted but someone else opened the door and refused to sign for it? Then letter ended up sitting at the local Post Office waiting for collection but noone turned up to collect it.
What LEGALLY happens then?