Steele v. Bliss
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Gladwin; Sharpe, J. Bill by Wilber W. Steele against Allaseba M. Bliss and Lorenzo T. Durand, executors of the estate of Aaron T. Bliss, deceased, et al., for an injunction and other relief. From an order overruling demurrers to the bill of complaint, defendants appeal.
1Opinion
on rehearing.
Brooke, J.
A re-examination of this case convinces me that the court reached an erroneous conclusion in the opinion reported ante, 175 (134 N. W. 1013).
We there held: (1) That the allegations of fraud set up in the bill of complaint charging that the judgment against him as garnishee defendant was fraudulently obtained had been passed upon by the circuit court for the county of Saginaw and by this court adversely to complainant’s claim and were therefore res adjudicata; and (2) that the Gladwin circuit court was without jurisdiction to restrain the collection of the judgment.
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