Opinion

Volunteer Transport, Inc. v. House

  • 357 Ark. 95
  • 162 S.W.3d 456
  • 2004 Ark. LEXIS 280
Court
Supreme Court of Arkansas
Filed
Apr 29, 2004
Status
Published
Author
Glaze
On the bench
Betty C. Dickey
Cited by
21 cases

reversing and remanding default-judgment case, where there was no testimony specifically regarding the medical bills or the summary, no proof that each expense was necessary or related to the accident with Volunteer Transport, and record was silent as to how the trial court arrived at the damage amounts

How later courts described this case

  • reversing and remanding default-judgment case, where there was no testimony specifically regarding the medical bills or the summary, no proof that each expense was necessary or related to the accident with Volunteer Transport, and record was silent as to how the trial court arrived at the damage amounts

Written by the judges who cited it.

The opinion

Glaze, J., concurs on the issue of jurisdiction, but would ., the question as to whether jurisdiction can be based solely on the presence of an agent for service of process being established in Arkansas.

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