Caille Bros. v. Saginaw Circuit Judge

After the decision in Bliss v. Caille Brothers Co., 149 Mich. 601, the motion was remanded to he heard before a qualified judge. The motion was duly heard and again denied. The defendants introduced affidavits as the basis of their motion. Counter affidavits were filed and some oral evidence taken. Counsel for the defendants requested a finding of facts and of law. The circuit judge refused to make a specific finding of facts, and the relator petitioned this court for the writ of mandamus to compel him to make such finding. We filed an *481opinion on November 30, 1908, denying the writ. Shortly…