Pearson v. Creslin
16 Mich. 281, 1868 Mich. LEXIS 3
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Pearson v. Creslin, 16 Mich. 281, 1868 Mich. LEXIS 3 (Mich. 1868).
Opinion
held that the proceedings before the commissioner being a unit, the order to quash must affect the entire case, and that unless a party follows up his petition with a citation, his proceeding will be considered as having been abandoned by him.
Ordered, that the proceedings be quashed as irregular and without jurisdiction, with costs to the plaintiff in error.
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