Mississippi § 11-37-123 - Duplicate, alias, and pluries writs or process, and publication.
Full text of Mississippi Mississippi Code of 1972 Annotated § 11-37-123 — Duplicate, alias, and pluries writs or process, and publication., with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 11-37-123. Duplicate, alias, and pluries writs or process, and publication.
The plaintiff shall be entitled to duplicate writs or process to other counties, and alias and pluries writs or process to take the property or to summon the defendant, as in other actions. When property shall be taken under the writ, but the defendant cannot be found, the defendant shall be notified by publication, as provided in case of attachment under like circumstances, as provided in Section 11-33-37, Mississippi Code of 1972, except that said cause may be triable five (5) days after completion of publication.
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