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Broom v Aguilar
[2024] EWHC 1764 (Ch)
Key Principle
An order permitting service of a claim form by alternative means does not validly effect service on a defendant who is out of the jurisdiction and over whom the court has no jurisdiction at the time the order is made; compliance with such an order is not good service, so any substantive order subsequently made is made without jurisdiction (following Chellaram v Chellaram).
Area of Law
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