Harrison v. Circuit Judge

Michigan Supreme Court

Harrison v. Circuit Judge

1 McGrath 963

CourtMichigan Supreme Court

DecidedOctober 23, 1895

DocketNo. 15140; No. 15148

StatusPublished

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Harrison v. Circuit Judge, 1 McGrath 963 (Mich. 1895).

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Opinion

To vacate orders extending time for settlement of testimony in chancery causes on appeal, where the testimony was taken in open court, the decrees entered May 10, 1895, time extended June 28, ninety days, September 2Y to December 1, 1895, and the only excuse offered was the stenographer’s refusal to transcribe his minutes until promised payment therefor by a responsible person.

Granted October 23, 1895, with, costs in each case against complainant in the chancery cases.

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To vacate orders extending time for settlement of testimony in chancery causes on appeal, where the testimony was taken in open court, the decrees entered May 10, 1895, time extended June 28, ninety days, September 2Y to December 1, 1895, and the only excuse offered was the stenographer’s refusal to transcribe his minutes until promised payment therefor by a responsible person.

Granted October 23, 1895, with, costs in each case against complainant in the chancery cases.

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