Seeley v. Howard

Michigan Supreme Court

Seeley v. Howard

23 Mich. 11, 1871 Mich. LEXIS 58

Michigan Supreme Court·Decided April 25, 1871·Published·Cited by 3 cases

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[13]*13It was held, by the court, unanimously, that only those grounds of demurrer deserve attention which raise the question whether the premises are described with sufficient certainty; and that, according to the established rules of pleading in ejectment at the present day, as sanctioned by law-writers and illustrated by uniform practice, the description in this case is sufficiently precise and certain.

The judgment of the court below reversed with costs.

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[13]*13It was held, by the court, unanimously, that only those grounds of demurrer deserve attention which raise the question whether the premises are described with sufficient certainty; and that, according to the established rules of pleading in ejectment at the present day, as sanctioned by law-writers and illustrated by uniform practice, the description in this case is sufficiently precise and certain.

The judgment of the court below reversed with costs.

Seeley v. Howard, 23 Mich. 11, 1871 Mich. LEXIS 58 (Mich. 1871).

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