Warner v. Circuit Court Commissioner

Michigan Supreme Court

Warner v. Circuit Court Commissioner

1 McGrath 635, 37 McGrath 473

DecidedOctober 24, 1877

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Warner v. Circuit Court Commissioner, 1 McGrath 635, 37 McGrath 473 (Mich. 1877).

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Opinion

To compel respondent to proceed on an order of reference tendered to Mm for execution in a foreclosure case.

Granted October 24, 1877.

Held, that a reference to ascertain the amount due under a mortgage, or any other interlocutory reference in a ease not instituted for an accounting, is not witMn Act No. 96, Laws of 1877, requiring reference to a commissioner who has been designated, as injunction master.

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To compel respondent to proceed on an order of reference tendered to Mm for execution in a foreclosure case.

Granted October 24, 1877.

Held, that a reference to ascertain the amount due under a mortgage, or any other interlocutory reference in a ease not instituted for an accounting, is not witMn Act No. 96, Laws of 1877, requiring reference to a commissioner who has been designated, as injunction master.

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1 McGrath 635, 37 McGrath 473, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/warner-v-circuit-court-commissioner-mich-1877.