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{{g}}Not to be confused with a [[process agent|process ''agent'']], the [[process server|process ''server'']] is the greasy cyclist to whom you entrust your claim form to serve it on the [[defendant]] or, if he be foreign, its [[process agent]]m, and from whom you will in due course require an [[affidavit of service]].
{{g}}Not to be confused with a [[process agent|process ''agent'']], the [[process server|process ''server'']] is the greasy cyclist to whom you entrust your claim form to serve it on the [[defendant]] or, if he be foreign, its [[process agent]], and from whom you will in due course require an [[affidavit of service]].


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Not to be confused with a process agent, the process server is the greasy cyclist to whom you entrust your claim form to serve it on the defendant or, if he be foreign, its process agent, and from whom you will in due course require an affidavit of service.

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