¶1held that the judgment was irregular and erroneous, and that the case of Thompson v. Thomas, 11 Mich., 274, was decisive of the question.
¶2Judgment below reversed, with costs.
25 Mich. 344
Decided July 12, 1872
Michigan Supreme Court · decided 1872-07-12
This was a suit in attachment, brought by Walsh against Daniel T. Wells and Edward 0. French. The writ was not personally served. A notice in attachment was published -for six consecutive weeks, commencing June 27th, 1871, and affidavit of such publication filed in said cause on the 12th day of September, 1871.
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Decided 1872-07-12
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¶1held that the judgment was irregular and erroneous, and that the case of Thompson v. Thomas, 11 Mich., 274, was decisive of the question.
¶2Judgment below reversed, with costs.