Detroit Independent Oil Co. v. Miller

On February 14, 1924, defendant Mary Miller brought suit in justice’s court in the city of Detroit against one Wesley Davey, and on the same day instituted garnishment proceedings against the present plaintiff, the summons in each proceeding being returnable February 21st. Service was not obtained on the principal defendant, but was later had on an alias summons returnable March 13th, and the principal case was adjourned until March 21st, when judgment for plaintiff was rendered for $462.37 and $1.75 costs. The garnishment summons was duly served on the present plaintiff but it failed to…