Scott v. Circuit Judge

Michigan Supreme Court

Scott v. Circuit Judge

1 McGrath 297, 58 McGrath 311

DecidedOctober 28, 1885

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Scott v. Circuit Judge, 1 McGrath 297, 58 McGrath 311 (Mich. 1885).

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To vacate orders in a certain cause made since proceedings taken to remove said cause to the Superior Court, and to vacate an order for the appointment of a receiver for an assigned estate.

Denied October 28, 1885.

Held, that statutory proceedings to take charge of and administer assigned estates are special and peculiar, and are not removable to a court of merely municipal jurisdiction, and that mandamus will not lie to review an order for the appointment of a receiver of an assigned estate.

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To vacate orders in a certain cause made since proceedings taken to remove said cause to the Superior Court, and to vacate an order for the appointment of a receiver for an assigned estate.

Denied October 28, 1885.

Held, that statutory proceedings to take charge of and administer assigned estates are special and peculiar, and are not removable to a court of merely municipal jurisdiction, and that mandamus will not lie to review an order for the appointment of a receiver of an assigned estate.

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1 McGrath 297, 58 McGrath 311, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/scott-v-circuit-judge-mich-1885.