Barber v. McMicking
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Wayne; Shepherd, J., presiding. Bill by William W. Barber and others against Robert L. McMicking and others in aid of an execution at law. From a decree overruling a demurrer to the bill of complaint, defendant appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtSteere, J.
Defendants appealed from an order of the Wayne county circuit court in chancery, overruling their demurrer to complainants’ bill filed in aid of execution, which also asks discovery and injunctive restraint.
The essential substance of complainants’ somewhat lengthy bill material to an understanding of the issue, raised is as follows: On April 22, 1912, complainants recovered a judgment in the Wayne county circuit court against defendant Robert L. McMicking and R. S. Dodds, indorsers of notes given by the Norris Laundry Company, a defunct corporation, for $5,576.23 damages, with costs taxed at…
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