proof of service: The form filed with the court that proves that court papers were formally served on (delivered to) a party in a court action on a certain date. (See also service of process.) ...
Proof of service
The form or part of a form (usually found at the end) filed with the court that certifies that court papers were formally served on (delivered to) a party in a court action on a certain date.
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This is typically achieved by the filing of an affidavit of service[2] (also known as a proof of service[3]), which gives enough information to allow the court to confirm that valid service has been accomplished.
On proof of service of a subpoena upon the witness, and that he is material, a citation may be issued against him or her for contempt, or (conceivably) a bench warrant for his or her arrest may be issued, if he or she neglects to attend as commanded.
 See also: Word, Claim, Way, Action, Valid
  
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