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People ex rel. King v. Wayne Circuit Judge

People ex rel. John M. King v. Wayne Circuit Judge

People ex rel. King v. Judge, 49 N.W. 925 (Mich. 1879)
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Michigan Supreme Court · State Highest Courts
Decided
October 22, 1879
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Citations
49 N.W. 92541 Mich. 727
Headnotes
Amendments to Pleadings. ' The discretion of a trial judge in refusing to allow amendments to pleadings, will not be reviewed if it is not abused.
Summary
Mandamus to vacate an order striking amended declaration from the files.

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Pee Curiam.

We think the circuit judge was sufficiently liberal in permitting such amendments as he allowed in this case, and that there was no excess of authority or abuse of discretion in the action now complained of. We cannot, therefore, interfere with it. ■

Mandamus denied.

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1897: 11898: 12018: 118972026peak 1897 · 1

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