Palms v. Campau
11 Mich. 109, 1862 Mich. LEXIS 111
Opinion
remarking that a defect of jurisdiction could not be thus waived, dismissed the writ, on the ground that, before an adjudication upon the appeal by the Circuit Court, the proceedings could not be removed to this Court for review.
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