Bliss v. Caille Bros.
Michigan Supreme Court
Garnishment proceedings by Allaseba M. Bliss and Lorenzo T. Durand, executors of the last will and testament of Aaron T. Bliss, deceased, against the Caille Brothers Company, Wilber W. Steele, and A. Arthur Caille, copartners as the Caille Company, and Wilber W. Steele, A. Arthur Caille and Adolph A. Caille, as garnishee defendants of Silas W. Tyler and Fred B. Tyler: On motion to dismiss writs of error issued by garnishee defendants.
1Opinion of the CourtHooker, J.
The plaintiff filed motions to dismiss writs of error in the above-entitled three cases, showing by affidavit that the judgments were rendered and entered on July 3, 1906, and September 12, 1906, respectively. *259Writs of error issued April 23, 1909, over two years after the judgments were entered. The time for issuing writs ■ of error is limited to one year, with a possible extension of six months after judgment. 3 Comp. Laws, § 10492.
The defendant has raised the following technical questions ;(1) That there having been no return to the writs, and no certified copies of judgment entries being…
2Cases cited1 opinion
- Teller v. WillisMichigan Supreme Court · 1864
3Cited by4 opinions
- Steele v. BlissMichigan Supreme Court · 1912
- Ullman v. SandellMichigan Supreme Court · 1909
- Bliss v. Caille Bros.Michigan Supreme Court · 1909
- Whitehead v. SunleyMichigan Supreme Court · 1909