People ex rel. Taylor v. Tripp
15 Mich. 518, 1867 Mich. LEXIS 51
Opinion
Where a plaintiff in replevin, before a justice of the peace, has judgment of discontinuance rendered against him by the justice, it is the duty of the justice to proceed and assess damages in favor of defendant, when he waives a return; and if the justice refuses to do this, a writ of mandamus will he allowed, to compel him to do so.
Mandamus issued.
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People ex rel. Taylor v. Tripp, 15 Mich. 518, 1867 Mich. LEXIS 51 (Mich. 1867).
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