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33 Mich. 182

Mayhew v. Snell

Michigan Supreme Court

Decided January 7, 1876

Michigan Supreme Court · decided 1876-01-07

This writ was sued out to review the action of tho court below in declining on motion to vacate a judgment docketed in the circuit upon a transcript filed therein of a justice’s judgment. The grounds of the motion, were, (1) that the affidavit for the transcript was not signed; and (2) that the justice’s judgment was Yoid for want of proof of authority of the plaintiff’s attorney, the defendant having failed to appear. — See Comp. L. 1871, § 5305.

Cited by 2 later decisions — most recently April 1907

2 state decisions

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Decided 1876-01-07

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¶1held that to review the validity of the justice’s judgment on this writ would be to assail it collaterally, and that it is not open to collateral • attack for such defects. —See Reed v. Gage, supra, p. 179.

¶2Writ quashed.

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