Damm v. Circuit Judge

Michigan Supreme Court

Damm v. Circuit Judge

1 McGrath 122

CourtMichigan Supreme Court

DecidedFebruary 13, 1894

DocketNo. 14026½

StatusPublished

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Damm v. Circuit Judge, 1 McGrath 122 (Mich. 1894).

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To quash a writ of replevin issued against relators as co-partners. under the name of Fred H. Marion & Co., because the affidavit alleged that the goods had not been seized under any execution or attachment against the goods or chattels of the said “Fred FI. Marion & Co.” liable to execution, whereas the statute, How., Sec. 8321, requires that‘if shall state that the prop[123]*123erty has not been seized under any execution, etc., against the goods and chattels of sucli plaintiff, liable to execution.

Order to show cause denied February 13, 1894.

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To quash a writ of replevin issued against relators as co-partners. under the name of Fred H. Marion & Co., because the affidavit alleged that the goods had not been seized under any execution or attachment against the goods or chattels of the said “Fred FI. Marion & Co.” liable to execution, whereas the statute, How., Sec. 8321, requires that‘if shall state that the prop[123]*123erty has not been seized under any execution, etc., against the goods and chattels of sucli plaintiff, liable to execution.

Order to show cause denied February 13, 1894.

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