Thompson v. McKay
Michigan Supreme Court
Bill by H. Jay Thompson, Oscar M. Smith, and Morris A. Knight, copartners as Jay Thompson & Company, against Mary Ann McKay and Eugene McKay to cancel a deed, and in aid of execution. From a decree for complainants, defendants appeal:
1Per curiam
In this case a decree was entered in the circuit court in chancery for Bay county July 12, 1907, in favor of complainants. A claim for an appeal was filed August 20, 1907. The transcript of the testimony was settled and signed by the circuit judge November 26, 1907. On the same date this transcript was delivered by counsel for appellants to the register in chancery, of said circuit, when the statutory fee of $5 was demanded, but not paid. On February 26, 1908, complainants moved, before the circuit court, to dismiss the appeal for nonpayment of the register’s fee. This motion was denied. The…
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