Minor v. Circuit Judge

Michigan Supreme Court

Minor v. Circuit Judge

1 McGrath 531

CourtMichigan Supreme Court

DecidedFebruary 28, 1895

DocketNo. 14700

StatusPublished

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Minor v. Circuit Judge, 1 McGrath 531 (Mich. 1895).

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To compel the vacation of an order changing a judgment entry.

Denied February 28, 1895, with costs.

Relator, a non-resident, sued S. in Justice Court. S. gave notice of set-off, and recovered a judgment of $87.00. Plaintiff appealed and had a verdict for $4.40. Judgment was entered for the amount with full costs. Upon application such judgment was vacated and a judgment without costs to either party was entered. The circuit judge returned that, in directing the first judgment entry he had overlooked the matter of •costs and had intended to deny costs to either party.

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To compel the vacation of an order changing a judgment entry.

Denied February 28, 1895, with costs.

Relator, a non-resident, sued S. in Justice Court. S. gave notice of set-off, and recovered a judgment of $87.00. Plaintiff appealed and had a verdict for $4.40. Judgment was entered for the amount with full costs. Upon application such judgment was vacated and a judgment without costs to either party was entered. The circuit judge returned that, in directing the first judgment entry he had overlooked the matter of •costs and had intended to deny costs to either party.

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