Opinion · Michigan Supreme Court

People ex rel. Wright v. Judge of Superior Court

41 Mich. 726

Type: Opinion
Court: Michigan Supreme Court
Jurisdiction: Michigan
Date: 1879-10-22
Topic: general

Per Curiam. Although there was great delay in settling the bill of exceptions, it appears to have been from the inaction of the judge and not from the fault of the *727party. The case therefore cannot be distinguished from other cases before decided, where parties have been deprived of their exceptions by circumstances beyond their control. The death of Judge Cochrane without acting upon the exceptions, made a new trial a matter of right. Mandamus granted.

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Per Curiam.

Although there was great delay in settling the bill of exceptions, it appears to have been from the inaction of the judge and not from the fault of the *727 party. The case therefore cannot be distinguished from other cases before decided, where parties have been deprived of their exceptions by circumstances beyond their control. The death of Judge Cochrane without acting upon the exceptions, made a new trial a matter of right.

Mandamus granted.