Garratt v. Litchfield
10 Mich. 451, 1862 Mich. LEXIS 77
Opinion
We have never dismissed an appeal in chancery for the failure to cause the return to be filed within the time specified, when the return was actually made and filed before the motion to dismiss was called up.
Motion denied.
The Court held, the failure to be sufficiently excused, and denied the motion.
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