Flowers v. Wayne Circuit Judge
Michigan Supreme Court
Mandamus by Charles Flowers and another to compel Charles E. White, acting circuit judge of Wayne county, to set aside an order granting a motion to vacate an order granting a rehearing.
1Opinion of the CourtWiest, J.
In 1908, Charles Flowers was appointed special guardian, in a proceeding under the statute, to sell real estate owned by minors and gave bond with the Massachusetts Bonding & Insurance Company as surety. The real estate was sold, and in November, 1914, a party in interest petitioned the court for an order for the payment of the proceeds. Mr. Flowers *501filed a report and also objected to the petition. Testimony was taken and the matter rested until March 17, 1920, when, without notice to Mr. Flowers or his attorney, Judge Hosmer signed a decree presented by the attorneys for petitioner, holding…
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