Turner v. Recorders' Court Judge

Michigan Supreme Court

Turner v. Recorders' Court Judge

1 McGrath 929

CourtMichigan Supreme Court

DecidedJanuary 22, 1895

DocketNo. 14652½

StatusPublished

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Turner v. Recorders' Court Judge, 1 McGrath 929 (Mich. 1895).

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To compel the respondent to extend the time for the settlement of a bill of exceptions in a criminal case, sixty days having already been granted, which had expired and nothing had been done.

Order to show cause denied January 22, 1895.

The reasons set forth in the application were, that the defendant’s attorney was a candidate'for office and did not attend to the matter, and that defendant was without means.

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To compel the respondent to extend the time for the settlement of a bill of exceptions in a criminal case, sixty days having already been granted, which had expired and nothing had been done.

Order to show cause denied January 22, 1895.

The reasons set forth in the application were, that the defendant’s attorney was a candidate'for office and did not attend to the matter, and that defendant was without means.

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