McNeal v. Van Duser
Michigan Supreme Court
Certiorari to a circuit court commissioner for Shiawassee county; Durham, Com’r. Case by James W. McNeal against John Van Duser for assault and battery. Suit was begun by capias. There was an order exonerating defendant’s bail on surrender of defendant, to review which plaintiff brings certiorari.
1Opinion of the CourtMoore, C. J.
May 11, 1905, James W. McNeal brought suit against John Van Duser by suing out a writ of capias. On May 15th a declaration was filed therein. On June 28th the defendant was arrested, and an appearance bail bond given in the sum of $200, with Robert Bowles as surety. On June 28th a copy of the declaration was served on W. J. Parker, who had appear.ed as attorney for the defendant. On July 14th, no special bail having been filed by defendant, the plaintiff took an assignment of the appearance bail bond and commenced action against *594the bail, Robert Bowles, by summons. On July 15th the attorney…
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