Jacobson v. Hosmer
Michigan Supreme Court
Mandamus. Relator applied for a mandamus to have a service of sumjnons set aside for breach of privilege. The facts, and points of counsel passed upon by the Court, are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtCampbell, J.
Relator applied for a mandamus to have a service of summons set aside for breach of privilege. The motion was made before respondent, who allowed issues to be raised by counter-affidavits to an extent beyond the usual practice, and returns findings upon them which we might not have found. But as, upon the view he himself took of the case, the motion ought to have been granted, we shall not discuss technicalities.
Relator, while at Yassar attending to business, was sued civilly, and was also arrested criminally, on the twenty-fourth of January, 1889; the criminal charge being on the complaint…
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