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Lyren v. Ohr
No. 050768Supreme Court of Virginia
050768 Lyren v. Ohr 01/13/2006 A general appearance waives all questions concerning service of process. Therefore, a defendant who was served with process more than one year after commencement of an action but…
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050768 Lyren v. Ohr 01/13/2006 A general appearance waives all questions concerning service of process. Therefore, a defendant wh…
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050768 Lyren v. Ohr 01/13/2006 A general appearance waives all questions concerning service of process. Therefore, a defendant who was served with process more than one year after commencement of an action but who did not file a motion under Code § 8.01-277 attacking the service prior to, or contemporaneously with, his responsive pleading cannot raise the bar against judgment in Rule 3:3(c) after having entered a general appearance. The judgment of the circuit court granting a motion to dismiss under Rule 3:3(c) in these circumstances is accordingly reversed.
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