Milinsky v. Schmidt, Ellis & Associates, Inc
Michigan Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtMcGregor, P. J.
Defendant Harold W. Schmidt appeals the denial by the trial court of his motions to have a default judgment set aside.
On February 16, 1972, plaintiffs filed a complaint in circuit court seeking damages for losses allegedly sustained as a result of fraudulent actions by the defendants.
Defendants Schmidt, Ellis & Associates, Inc., and Harold W. Schmidt were personally served on March 28, 1972. On or before April 7, 1972, defendant Harold W. Schmidt went to the office of *194attorney William A. Ortman, who was retained as counsel for defendant Schmidt. A copy of the summons and complaint were given…
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