Cases of interest? (Gordon Goldberg, 1 Nov 2000)

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Sender:	Gordon Goldberg
Date:	Wed, 1 Nov 2000 18:24:25
Re:	Cases of interest?

Regarding the judge's question in Durrani v. Augier: I seem to recall that, at least in matrimonial (and perhaps in all) causes when I was first in practice in Victoria, Australia, a party was not allowed in his own person to effect service of process. He had to employ his solicitor or a licensed process server to do so. Perhaps a similar rule might have thwarted Augier's scheme?

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