in most us jurisdictions, sheriff, marshal, constable, or bailiff is the person who serves legal documents.
in most us jurisdictions, sheriff, marshal, constable, or bailiff is the person who serves legal documents.
in most us jurisdictions, who is the person who serves legal documents?
sheriff, marshal, constable, or bailiff
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the "model registered agents act" (moraa) is an effort spearheaded by the american bar association business law section and the international association of commercial administrators (iaca) – business organization section (bos) to standardize business entity laws as they relate to annual reports, registered agents and other laws and forms used to file business entities. the act also creates two distinct classes of registered agent: "commercial" and "non-commercial." the national conference of commissions on uniform state laws (nccusl) organized a drafting committee composed of commissions, aba, and iaca representatives who drafted the act's language. nccusl adopted moraa at its 2006 annual meeting. it was amended in 2011. eleven us jurisdictions (arkansas, district of columbia, idaho, maine, mississippi, montana, nevada, north dakota, south dakota, utah, and wyoming) have since adopted the model act, and delaware did not adopt the act, but did adopt the "commercial registered agent" provision. the problem this effort seeks to alleviate is that disparate laws, filing requirements, and forms in all of the us jurisdictions where business entities are filed creates a quagmire for any company seeking to register to do business in those jurisdictions. by adopting a common set of laws, the model registered agents act seeks to create a uniform and simple process of filing and maintaining a business entity in any jurisdiction adopting it.
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