Wuerth v. Frohlich
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtPotter, J.
Plaintiff sued defendants to enjoin the collection of a judgment obtained by defendant Frohlich against plaintiff, to compel the surrender and delivery up of the promissory note sued upon, and for other relief. From a decree for plaintiff, defendant Frohlich appeals. Frohlich obtained a judgment on a promissory note against plaintiff. The note sued upon was defended upon the ground of forgery. The note was introduced in evidence in the lawsuit as an exhibit. It was, after judgment, taken and held by defendant Frohlich, who refuses to surrender the same. Frohlich’s attorney filed a proposed…
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