Haney v. Russell

59 N.W. 662, 101 Mich. 392
Michigan Supreme Court·Decided July 5, 1894·Published·Cited by 5 cases

Opinion

McGrath, C. J.

Relator brought trespass qu. cl. in the circuit. He was not in actual possession, and, in his declaration, set up title in himself. He recovered a judgment of $47.50, whereupon the court entered judgment in favor of defendant for costs. Relator asks for a mandamus to compel the court to vacate the order granting costs to defendant.

The order was a final judgment. All of the facts upon which the application is based are matters of record, and relator has another ample and specific remedy. The ques[393]*393tion is reviewable upon writ of error. McFarlane v. Ray, 14 Mich. 465; Singer Manfg. Co. v. Benjamin, 55 Id. 330.

We think the application must be denied.

The other Justices concurred.

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