Smith v. Ihling
Michigan Supreme Court
Smith v. Ihling, 47 Mich. 614 (Mich. 1882)
11 N.W. 408; 1882 Mich. LEXIS 714
Marston, Other
Smith v. Ihling
Opinion of the Court
This action was commenced in justice’s court by issuing a summons on a legal holiday, February 22, 1881. On the return day, a motion was made to .quash the proceedings which was denied, a trial was then had and judgment for the plaintiff. The cause was then taken to the circuit on a special aj>peal and the judgment of the justice reversed. The case comes here on writ of error.
The circuit court erred. The issuing of summons is a ministerial act and is not forbidden by the statute.
The judgment of the circuit must be reversed with costs.
Reference
- Full Case Name
- David Smith v. John Ihling
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- 6 cases
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- Published