Michigan Supreme Court, 1878

Hunt v. Patterson

Hunt v. Patterson
Michigan Supreme Court · Decided January 10, 1878
38 Mich. 95; 1878 Mich. LEXIS 15
Hunt v. Patterson

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Opinion

Entry of Judgment follows Finding of .Facts.

Whore a written request is made seasonably for a finding of facts, and judgment is entered without such finding, it is not error to set aside the judgment and enter a new one after the finding is filed. — Per Curiam.

Error to Kent.

The error assigned was that judgment could not be vacated and a new one entered without notice to the party against whom it had been rendered.

MacLaren & Jennings for plaintiff in error.

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