Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance v. Kovinsky
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
I cannot concur with the opinion of Mr. Justice WIEST to the full extent in which he has modified the moratorium order of the circuit judge. Since defendants' answer admits the defaults alleged in the bill of complaint, I can and do concur in that portion of Justice WIEST'S opinion which modifies the circuit judge's moratorium order by permitting plaintiff to proceed to the taking of a decree. Taking the decree will insure timely and final adjudication of the rights of the respective parties without appreciable extra burden of expense or prejudice to any of the parties litigant.
However, I…
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