People's Mutual Benefit Society v. Frazer
Michigan Supreme Court
Mandamus. Relator was sued in tbe circuit court for Wayne county upon one of its policies. The affidavit of service of the declaration by which the suit was commenced stated that “due service” of a copy of the declaration was made on the agent of the relator at Bay City, Michigan, naming him, on April 21, 1893, and that another copy of the declaration, with notice of rule to plead indorsed thereon, was served upon J. J. Crowley, another acting agent of the relator, at…
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Mandamus. Relator was sued in tbe circuit court for Wayne county upon one of its policies. The affidavit of service of the declaration by which the suit was commenced stated that “due service” of a copy of the declaration was made on the agent of the relator at Bay City, Michigan, naming him, on April 21, 1893, and that another copy of the declaration, with notice of rule to plead indorsed thereon, was served upon J. J. Crowley, another acting agent of the relator, at Detroit, Michigan, on the 8th day of May, 1893. The default of the relator for want of an appearance and plea was entered, and…
1Per curiam
A writ of mandamus is granted, on the ground that the affidavit of service of the declaration does not show how such service was made. How. Stat. § 7293.
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