Conrad v. Button

Conrad was removed from his office of administrator by the probate court, and he appealed from the order removing him, to the circuit court.

The case was there tried before a jury and the order of removal was affirmed. Exceptions were taken to the admission of evidence and to instructions given to the jury, and the administrator now asks us to review these various rulings on writ of error. On looking into the case we are satisfied that we have no jurisdiction in the case. The point, we think, is clearly settled against the jurisdiction by Holbrook v. Cook, 5 Mich., 225.

The proceeding in the…