Harrison v. Sager
28 Mich. 1, 1873 Mich. LEXIS 157
Procedural entryThis page is a short order in Harrison v. Sager. Read the opinion of the Court — 27 Mich. 476 →
Opinion
denied the motion. The defect at which, the objection of plaintiff in error was aimed in the court below, and which deprived the circuit of jurisdiction, was one in the judgment of the justice, which was in his own favor; and one ought not to be allowed costs of proceedings had in affirmance of the validity of his own judgment, and which are subsequently held erroneous only because of an infirmity in that judgment.
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Harrison v. Sager, 28 Mich. 1, 1873 Mich. LEXIS 157 (Mich. 1873).
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