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If you grant a motion to quash on the ground of defective service, you should not dismiss the action but rather give the plaintiff an opportunity to perfect jurisdiction by valid service. [See Roberts v Home Ins. Indem. Co. (1975) 48 CA3d 313, 317.] |
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If you grant a motion to quash on the ground of defective service, you should not dismiss the action but rather give the plaintiff an opportunity to perfect jurisdiction by valid service. [See Roberts v Home Ins. Indem. Co. (1975) 48 CA3d 313, 317.] |
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