Chase v. Chase
Indiana Supreme Court
Original action by Moses Fowler Chase against Joseph M. Rabb, as judge of the Benton Circuit Court, for a writ of mandate to compel him to settle and sign a bill of exceptions in the case of Frederick S. Chase against Moses Fowler Chase. Afterward the transcript and an assignment of errors were filed on appeal in said case, and on motion the two cases were consolidated. Motion to dismiss both the original action and the transcript and assignment of errors.
1Opinion of the CourtGileett, J.
On the 6th day of October, 1903, there was filed in this court what purported to he the application of Moses Fowler Chase for an alternative writ of mandate against Hon. Joseph M. Eahb, as judge of the Benton Circuit Court, to compel him to settle, approve, and sign certain bills of exceptions in a proceeding commenced by Frederick S. Chase against Moses Fowler Chase to have the latter adjudged a person of unsound mind and incapable of managing his own estate. Transcripts of such parts of the proceeding as were sought to be incorporated into hills of exceptions were filed as a part of said…
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