City of Detroit v. Blackeby
20 Mich. 219, 1870 Mich. LEXIS 37
Procedural entryThis page is a short order in City of Detroit v. Blackeby. Read the opinion of the Court — 21 Mich. 84 →
Opinion
Where parties have prepared their bill of exceptions, and presented it in season to the Judge, they are not responsible for subsequent delays for which they are in no wise at fault; and the bill will not be stricken out under such circumstances. In the present case plaintiffs in error were prompt, and the delays were on the other side. The motion to strike out the bill of exceptions is denied with costs.
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City of Detroit v. Blackeby, 20 Mich. 219, 1870 Mich. LEXIS 37 (Mich. 1870).
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