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Gilbreath v. Brewster
No. 950178Supreme Court of Virginia
950178 Gilbreath v. Brewster 11/03/1995 Dismissal under Rule 3:3 for lack of timely service is with prejudice, and the trial court erred in dismissing the plaintiffs' actions without prejudice. The trial court…
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950178 Gilbreath v. Brewster 11/03/1995 Dismissal under Rule 3:3 for lack of timely service is with prejudice, and the trial cour…
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950178 Gilbreath v. Brewster 11/03/1995 Dismissal under Rule 3:3 for lack of timely service is with prejudice, and the trial court erred in dismissing the plaintiffs' actions without prejudice. The trial court's orders vacating previously granted nonsuits are affirmed, but its dismissals of two personal injury actions without prejudice are reversed and those actions are dismissed with prejudice for lack of timely service.
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