Reynolds v. Marquette Circuit Judge
Michigan Supreme Court
Mandamus by John T. Reynolds and Albert H. Long to compel John W. Stone, circuit judge of Marquette county, to set aside an order quashing a writ of attachment.
1Opinion of the CourtMoore, J.
The relators commenced an attachment
•suit in the circuit court for Marquette county against James F. Leonard to enforce a lien upon logs, and .attached logs belonging to Edgar B. Foss. The return of the officer recites the seizure of the logs on May 26th, and the service, on the same day, of the writ upon Mr. Leonard personally in Marquette county;
“And upon the 4th day of June, A. D. 1900, I did serve upon Edgar H. Foss, the agent of Edgar B. Foss, who is the owner of the products described in said writ and by me seized, by delivering to him personally, at the city of Marquette, a true copy…
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