Robinson v. Branch Circuit Judge
Michigan Supreme Court
Mandamus by Tom F. Robinson to compel George L. Yaple, circuit judge of Branch county, to set aside an order denying a motion to quash capias ad respondendum proceedings.
1Opinion of the CourtOstrander, J.
Relator was arrested July 6, 1903, upon a writ of capias ad respondendum,'gave a bond for his appearance, in accordance with an order indorsed upon the writ, and was released from custody. July 17, 1903, a declaration was filed in the cause. Without entering appearance, respondent, on August 15, 1903, moved to quash the proceedings, basing the motion upon his own affidavit, filed, and the records and files of the case. The particular reasons stated in the motion are:
1. That the affidavit for the writ does not show the facts therein stated to be within the personal' knowledge of affiant.
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