Calender v. Olcott
Michigan Supreme Court
Error to CaUtoun Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
By the court,
Miles, J.
The errora assigned are,
First: That the summons by which the suit was commenced, was not signed by the cleric as required by the statute, R. S. 1838, p. 417 sec. 1; and,
Second: That the return of service upon the writ was not made by the sheriff!
The signature to the writ is in these words, “ Walter Martin, deputy cleric, and in the absence of the cleric.”
There was no appearance by the defendant in the circuit court: and it is now insisted, that the process and the return are both void, and, therefore, that that court proceeded without haring acquired jurisdiction of the…
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