83 Mich. 263 | Mich. | 1890
Complainant filed a bill in the Wayne circuit court to.restore a lost deed of lots 13, 14, and 15,
“In this cause, the motion to dissolve the preliminary injunction heretofore issued in this cause coming on to be heard, and the counsel for the respective parties having been duly heard thereon, it is ordered that the temporary injunction heretofore issued in this cause be, and the same is hereby, dissolved so far as it interferes with the right of possession of the defendant, or right to go to or come from said property, described in the bill of complaint, or so far as the same may affect her doing with the same as she pleases, except conveying the same, with the costs of this motion.
“And this court being satisfied that, at the time of the commencement of this suit and prior thereto, defendant was in possession of the premises described in the bill of complaint, it is ordered that, her possession being disturbed by the complainant under and by virtue of said Injunction, said complainant restore said premises to said defendant forthwith, upon service of a copy of this order, without prejudice to his taking any legal steps to assert any claim of his to said premises, said service to be made personally upon the complainant.
From this order the complainant appeals. We held on the argument that the order was not such a final order