Hyde v. Nelson
Michigan Supreme Court
Certiorari to F. B. Porter, Esq., Circuit Court Commissioner for Wayne county, who had made an order dissolving an attachment issued in Hyde’s favor against Nelson, from the Wayne Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
Campbell J.:
A motion was made before 'a Circuit Court Commissioner to dissolve an attachment, which upon hearing of proof was granted. It is now alleged on certiorari that the order dissolving the attachment was erroneous.
The suit was at issue in the Circuit Court; and it is claimed that no application can be made to dissolve an attachment after appearance.
The statute authorizing these applications does not limit the time when they may be made. It declares that in all cases where the writ has been issued and served, it shall be lawful for any defendant, whose property may be attached, to…
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