Drovers' National Bank v. Blue
Michigan Supreme Court
Error to .Wexford; Aldricb, J. Assumpsit by the Drovers’ National Bank against George W. Blue on a promissory note. A justice’s judgment was reversed on certiorari in the circuit court, and plaintiff brings error.
1Opinion of the CourtHooker, J.
The plaintiff commenced this action in justice’s court, and obtained judgment, which was reversed *32by the circuit court upon certiorari. It is here upon writ of error.
The case was first tried by a jury, the result being a disagreement. After the discharge of the jury, the parties stipulated in writing that the case might be decided by the justice upon the proofs taken upon the trial, all questions raised upon such trial to be saved to the respective parties, the same as though the proceedings upon such trial had been repeated before the justice. The stipulation takes the case out from the rule…
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