McDowell v. Warden of Michigan Reformatory
Michigan Supreme Court
Assumpsit by Joseph S. McDowell against Otis Fuller, warden of the Michigan reformatory at Ionia. On motion of defendant and appellant to dismiss the cause of action.
1Opinion of the CourtSteers, J.
The questions involved in this controversy are presented by a motion of the attorney general in behalf of the State of Michigan and defendant Fuller to dismiss said action and all proceedings in connection therewith, and to enter an order determining that plaintiff is now without authority to proceed further to collect a judgment heretofore rendered therein. The motion is founded on the repeal of section 3091, 1 Comp. Laws, under authority of which statute said suit was brought and prosecuted to judgment in the circuit court of Jackson county.
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