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(Civil Procedure) Mind Map on Notice, created by caitlynbingaman2 on 29/11/2013.
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Notice
  1. A. Service of Process
    1. Summons + Copy of the Complaint
      1. Must give D notice
        1. Give D a chance to be heard
          1. Waiver of Formal Service
            1. Send copy of process and wavier form
              1. If D sends it back, she has waived formal service of process
                1. If she doesn't, formal service
                  1. FRCP 4 -Summons
                    1. 4(c)(2) Can be made by any non-party who is at least 18
                      1. Service on person
                        1. 4(e)(2)
                          1. 2. Substituted Service - service to someone other than D
                            1. Only possible at D's dwelling
                              1. Must serve someone of suitable age and discretion who resides there
                              2. 1. Service on Agent (like motorist long arm)
                              3. 4(e)(1)
                                1. 3. Service by State Law
                                  1. can use methods of serving process allowed by state law where federal court sits or where service is effected
                              4. Service on Company
                                1. 4(h)(1)
                                  1. 1. Service an Officer or a Managing or General Agent
                                    1. Someone with enough responsibility that we can expect him to transmit important papers
                                    2. 2. Service by State Laws under 4(e)(1)
                                2. D pays
                          2. B. Constitutional Standard
                            1. Set by Mullane
                              1. Notice Must be reasonably calculated under all the circumstances to apprise the party of the proceeding
                                1. Doesn't require that notice actually be received, just that you tried
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