Archer v. Laidlaw
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Wayne; Frazer, J. Bill by John Archer and John C. McDonald against Thomas Laidlaw, James R. Laidlaw, Ada G. Strachan, and the Springfield Savings Bank in aid of execution. From an order overruling her demurrer to the bill, defendant Strachan appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtMoore, J.
This is a bill in aid of execution. The substance of it is that November 29, 1899, the complainants commenced a suit by attachment against the defendants Thomas and James R. Laidlaw; that a levy was made upon certain real estate described in the bill; that no personal service was had upon the Laidlaws, for the reason that the sheriff could not find them; that afterwards personal service was had upon one of them in Canada, and upon the other in New York; that in April, 1900, a. judgment was rendered in favor of complainants against the Laidlaws for upwards of $700; that an execution was issued…
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