Lambie v. Circuit Judge

Michigan Supreme Court

Lambie v. Circuit Judge

1 McGrath 541

Michigan Supreme Court·Decided October 27, 1894·No. No. 14095·Published

Opinion

To compel vacation of order allowing a general appearance in a civil suit to be withdrawn, and a plea in abatement to be filed, setting forth that the person serving the summons was an interested party, and therefore incompetent.

Denied October 27, 1894, with costs.

[543] Relator cited Thompson vs. Ins. Co., 52 M. 522; Ogdensburg R. R. vs. Vermont R. R., 63 N. Y. 176; Handy vs. Ins. Co., 37 Ohio St. 366; Miller vs. State, 35 Ark. 276; Rowland vs. Coyne, 55 Cal. 1.

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To compel vacation of order allowing a general appearance in a civil suit to be withdrawn, and a plea in abatement to be filed, setting forth that the person serving the summons was an interested party, and therefore incompetent.

Denied October 27, 1894, with costs.

[543] Relator cited Thompson vs. Ins. Co., 52 M. 522; Ogdensburg R. R. vs. Vermont R. R., 63 N. Y. 176; Handy vs. Ins. Co., 37 Ohio St. 366; Miller vs. State, 35 Ark. 276; Rowland vs. Coyne, 55 Cal. 1.

Lambie v. Circuit Judge, 1 McGrath 541 (Mich. 1894).

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