113 Mich. 535 | Mich. | 1897
A motion is made to dismiss the writ of error issued in this cause. It is time that the profession should understand whether this court will enforce paragraph (e) of Circuit Court Rule 47, or whether it may be ignored with impunity, and virtually abrogated. The provision of the rule is as follows:
“ There shall accompany every bill of exceptions at the time of its service, and at the time of its settlement, a detailed assignment of all the alleged errors upon which the appellant proposes to rely. No bill of exceptions shall be signed unless accompanied by such assignment of errors, and no errors shall be considered by the Supreme Court that are not a part of such assignment.”
This is a very proper case for a determination of the practice, for it involves no hardship to anyone. The case involves only $25, and has been tried once in justice’s court and twice in the circuit court. No assignments of error were incorporated in the bill of excep
The motion is granted, and the writ dismissed, with costs.