In Re Millspaugh

Habeas Corpus:' Upon application our writ was awarded, and return thereto was duly made, and the cause heard in February, 1925, and submitted for opinion. The statement of the Attorney-General fairly states the case. Mr. Millspaugh was evidently desir ous of having this court construe a .statute, and raises no question as to the fact that his evidence, and his books and records, might not prove valuable to the defendant, as indorser, upon a note in suit. The statement of the Attorney-General is as follows-:

“In this case there is no dispute or controversy as to the facts, he.nce not necessary…