Detroit Lumber Co. v. Auxiliary Yacht "Petrel."
Michigan Supreme Court
Proceedings by the Detroit Lumber Company to collect a demand against the auxiliary yacht <{ Petrel.” Prom a judgment for defendant, complainant appeals: On motion to dismiss.
1Opinion of the CourtBlair, J.
This matter has been before this court on three previous occasions.- See 153 Mich. 528 (117 N. W. 80); 155 Mich. 350 (119 N. W. 1072, 120 N. W. 749); 156 Mich. 565 (121 N. W. 274). On May 25, 1909, at the time of denying the motion before the court in 156 Mich. 565 (121 N. W. 274), this court adopted Rule 57. See 155 Mich, xxxi (130 N. W. v). On June 8, 1909, and again on August 10, 1909, complainant served upon defendant notice of taking depositions. On the 16th day of August depositions of witnesses on behalf of complainant were taken *247before a circuit court commissioner, and on September 2d…
2Cases cited4 opinions
- Alton v. Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Co.Supreme Court of Minnesota · 1909
- Detroit Lumber Co. v. Auxiliary Yacht "Petrel"Michigan Supreme Court · 1908
- Detroit Lumber Co. v. Auxiliary Yacht "Petrel"Michigan Supreme Court · 1909
- Detroit Lumber Co. v. Auxiliary Yacht "PETREL."Michigan Supreme Court · 1909