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bantam (iou) and Proof Of Service (law)


bantam (iou)



bantam noun. M18.
[App. from Bantam, a district of NW Java, but the fowls are not native there.]
A small kind of domestic fowl, of which the cock is a spirited fighter. M18.
fig. A small but spirited person. L18.
Comb.: bantamweight (of) a weight at which boxing etc. matches are made, intermediate between featherweight and flyweight, in the amateur boxing scale now being between 51 and 54 kg, though differing for professionals, wrestlers, and weightlifters, and according to time and place; (a boxer etc.) of this weight.

Proof Of Service (law)




The document proving that the Other party was formally served. Generally, you only need a proof of service at the beginning of the case to prove the defendant received the complaint and summons according to the rules. If you serve the Other party by certified mail, restricted delivery, return receipt the green card you get back signed by the defendant will be your proof of service. If you use a process server, the affidavit he or she gives you telling you when the defendant was served will be your proof of service.









Others:






A statement submitted (as by a sheriff) to the court as evidence of successful service of process to a party. There are 3rd party companies whose business it is to serve legal documents on defendants or plaintiffs.