Pulte v. Wayne Circuit Judge
47 Mich. 646
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Bluebook
Pulte v. Wayne Circuit Judge, 47 Mich. 646 (Mich. 1881).
Opinion
[See ante, p. 560.]
Where an appeal bond is defective or insufficient, the remedy is by-motion in the Supreme Court for leave to amend or file a new bond, and not by mandamus against the judge who approved it.
Motion for order to show cause.
Denied October 12.
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