Reed v. Baker
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from the Superior Court of Detroit. Proceedings in the nature of a judgment creditor’s bill. Defendant appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtCampbell, C. J.
Mrs. Beed, the complainant, commenced proceedings against Baker, the defendant, under Chapter 203 of the Compiled Laws relating to Proceedings at Law in the nature of Judgment Creditors’ Bills. Baker was the only person brought in, either as party or witness, and his disclosure is the only evidence in the case. The controversy, so far as it now comes up, arises out of the transfer from him to his wife of so much as was due to him for his services in settling the estate of Alonzo Beed, deceased, in which estate his wife was interested. He testified that he assigned this claim for an…
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