Clark v. Bay Circuit Judge
Michigan Supreme Court
Mandamus by Charles Clark, administrator of the estate of William F. Clark, deceased, to compel Chester L. Collins, circuit judge of Bay county, to vacate an order staying proceedings in an action at law.
1Opinion of the CourtHooker, J.
I am not prepared to say that an order for security for costs, with stay until filed, was not within the discretion of the circuit judge, and that it might not include accrued, as well as prospective, costs.
‘£ The court in which any civil action shall be pending, may, in all cases, when it shall appear reasonable and proper, require the plaintiff to give sufficient security for all such costs as may be awarded against him therein.” 3 Comp. Laws, § 9992.
Or that the payment of adjudged costs of a former trial or review may not be required before a second trial is entered upon. The latter…
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