People ex rel. Stimpson v. Judge of the Seventh Circuit
2 N.W. 179, 41 Mich. 3, 1879 Mich. LEXIS 766
Opinion
Where a suggestion of the death of a party appears on the record, and no claim is made that it is untrue, it will stand as a sufficient showing to have all the proceedings construed with it. The proceedings, however, should afterwards in strictness be properly entitled, but there is no occasion for amendments.
Motion denied.
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People ex rel. Stimpson v. Judge of the Seventh Circuit, 2 N.W. 179, 41 Mich. 3, 1879 Mich. LEXIS 766 (Mich. 1879).
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