Farrell v. Taylor
Michigan Supreme Court
Certiorari to a circuit court commissioner for tbe county of Wayne.
1Opinion of the Court
Campbell J.:
Taylor having recovered a judgment of restitution against Farrell, as holding over after a mortgage foreclosure (the .proceeding having been had under the statute giving a, summary’ remedy in such cases), a certiorari was issued to the circuit court commissioner, to review his action.
We intimated upon the argument a doubt whether the writ ought to be retained for such a purpose, and, upon further consideration, are satisfied that it should be quashed, as improvidently issued.
It was claimed on. the argument, that the allowance of the writ by a proper officer is conclusive up on.…
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