Granger v. Superior Court Judge

Michigan Supreme Court

Granger v. Superior Court Judge

1 McGrath 712, 44 McGrath 384

CourtMichigan Supreme Court

DecidedOctober 13, 1880

StatusPublished

Cited by2 cases

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Granger v. Superior Court Judge, 1 McGrath 712, 44 McGrath 384 (Mich. 1880).

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To vacate a judgment.

Denied October 13, 1880.

Judgment by default is not absolutely void for want of sufficient notice of the rule to plead, where process has been personally served; and if the party suffering judgment neglects to [716]*716seek relief against it on error until the other party would have lost his remedy by lapse of time, he cannot then have it vacated by mandamus. Costs not awarded when, proceeding brought at respondent’s request.

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To vacate a judgment.

Denied October 13, 1880.

Judgment by default is not absolutely void for want of sufficient notice of the rule to plead, where process has been personally served; and if the party suffering judgment neglects to [716]*716seek relief against it on error until the other party would have lost his remedy by lapse of time, he cannot then have it vacated by mandamus. Costs not awarded when, proceeding brought at respondent’s request.

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