Blodgett v. Kent Circuit Judge
Michigan Supreme Court
Mandamus by John W. Blodgett against John S. McDonald, one of the circuit judges for the county of Kent, to require respondent to vacate his order denying the motion of petitioner to strike from the files the replication of the Grand Rapids Trust Company, as trustee, in a chancery proceeding in which petitioner is one of the defendants.
1Opinion of the CourtMoore, J.
On or about September 11, 1914, there was commenced a suit in chancery wherein the Grand Rapids Trust Company, as trustee of the Grand Rapids Motor Truck Company, was complainant, and in which John W. Blodgett, together with numerous other parties, was a defendant. On October 6, 1914, Mr. Blodgett’s answer to the bill of complaint was filed and served. The answers of many of the other defendants were not served until some months thereafter. After the filing and service of Mr. Blodgett’s answer, no rep*10lication was filed for more than five months. Immediately upon the receipt of this…
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