Utah Ass'n of Credit Men v. Bowman
Utah Supreme Court
Original application for writ of mandamus, by the Utah Association of Credit Men against J. M. Bowman, Judge of the Civil Division of the City Court of Salt Lake City, and against B. S. Rives, ex officio clerk of such court, to compel entry of a default judgment by the clerk under Complied Laws 1907, section 3179, made applicable to city courts by Laws 1901, chapter 109, section 28 (Comp. Laws, 1907, sec. 686x29).
1Opinion of the CourtBrick, J.
This is an original application to this court for a writ of mandate. The application is in the form of an affidavit *328in wbicb substantially the following facts are made to appear:
The defendant J. M. Bowman is the judge who presides over the Civil Division of the City Court of Salt Lake City, and the defendant B. S. Bives is ex eoffcio the clerk of said court. On the 18th day of July, 1910, the plaintiff caused a summons to be issued out of the Civil Division of said court in an action commenced by the plaintiff herein against one A. L. Ball, which summons was duly and timely served on said…
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