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return of process

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A quick definition of return of process:

Return of process: A document that proves that a legal notice has been successfully delivered to a person or organization. It is filed in court as evidence of service. It is also known as a return of service or proof of service. This document is important in legal proceedings to ensure that all parties involved have been properly notified.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: Return of process refers to a document that is filed in court as proof that a party has been successfully served with legal process. It is also known as a return of service or proof of service.

Example: If a sheriff serves a summons and complaint on a defendant, they will file a return of process with the court to show that the defendant has been properly served. This document will include details such as the date, time, and location of service, as well as the name of the person who was served.

Explanation: The example illustrates how a return of process is used to provide evidence that legal process has been served on a party. This document is important because it shows that the defendant has been given notice of the lawsuit and has an opportunity to respond. Without a return of process, it would be difficult to prove that the defendant was properly served and the case could be dismissed.

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