¶1The defendant in an attachment case, where the writ had been served both personally and upon property, moved to set aside the writ for defects in the affidavit, and the judge denied the motion. The defendant then moved this Court for a mandamus to compel the granting of the motion. Held, that the Court would not interfere in this manner to inquire into the grounds of the motion.
55 Mich. 411
Nederlander v. Jennison
Decided January 6, 1885
Michigan Supreme Court · decided 1885-01-06
<p>Mandamus — Defective affidavit for attachment.</p> <p>Defects in an affidavit for an attachment will not be reviewed by the Supreme Court in a mandamus proceeding to require the allowance of a motion to set aside a service thereof on person and property.</p>
Decided 1885-01-06