Davidson v. Gunsolly
Michigan Supreme Court
Case reserved from Wayne Circuit Court,
1Opinion of the Court
By the court,
Miles, J.
This was an action of .replevin, for the taking and detention of a carding machine, commenced in the circuit court of Wayne county, where the cause was once tried, when the jury failing to agree upon a verdict, the subject matter of the action was submitted to an arbitrator.
For a statement of the subject matter of the suit, the parties to the submission referred to the pleadings; a copy of which were annexed to and formed a part of the submission.
The declaration was for taking and detaining one of Daggett’s patent carding machines. The defendant plead: 1, not guilty; 2,…
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