Michigan Supreme Court, 1896

Rabidon v. Circuit Judge

Rabidon v. Circuit Judge
Michigan Supreme Court · Decided July 21, 1896
1 McGrath 564; 68 N.W. 147
Rabidon v. Circuit Judge

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Opinion of the Court

To compel respondent to set aside an order directing relator to give security for costs, in a suit in which he appeared as next friend to an infant plaintiff, where it appeared that the next friend was wholly irresponsible financially.

Granted July 21, 1896, with costs against defendant, on the ground that the statute, How. Sec. 8121, does not contemplate that the person appointed shall be financially able to pay costs but that he shall be liable to- respond.

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