McVickar v. Filer
24 Mich. 241, 1872 Mich. LEXIS 8
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McVickar v. Filer, 24 Mich. 241, 1872 Mich. LEXIS 8 (Mich. 1872).
Opinion
held that there was no authority for dismissing the bill for want of prosecution while the demurrer
[242]*242was pending. The defendants who had demurred could themselves have expedited the case by noticing the demurrer for argument.
Decree below reversed, with costs.
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