81 Mich. 438 | Mich. | 1890
This is an application for mandamus growing out of the case of Haug v. Third Nat’l Bank, which is reported in 77 Mich. 474.
After the filing of the opinion in this Court, and on January 31, 1890, Hon. C. J. Reilly, one of the circuit judges of Wayne county, made an order permitting the complainant, Edmund Haug, assignee of George Morley, to amend his bill of complaint by making the said George Morley a party defendant, and by adding the following to the prayer of the bill:
“And that the said George Morley be required to perfect by appropriate conveyance the title of the complainant, as his assignee for the benefit of the creditors, to the aforesaid vessels.”
We are asked to set aside this order by' the writ of mandamus, and to direct the respondent to strike from the files of the case the amendments filed pursuant to and under the permission of such order. It is urged in support of this motion that there are no averments permitted,-and none in the amendment filed, showing Morley a proper party, or on which the relief prayed against him can be granted, and that the original bill is not framed on lines to give such relief. This amendment was within the discretion of the court. The fact that it is not sufficiently full and complete to make Morley a proper party, or to be of any avail to the complainant, is no reason why we should strike such amendment from the files, as such insufficiency can be remedied by another or other amendments to the bill.
It is also urged that the opinion of this Court denied the jurisdiction of the lower court over these vessels, and that under such opinion a writ of prohibition would issue out of this Court to restrain the exercise of such jurisdiction. All that we intended to hold was that, under the showing of the bill and answer as presented to us in the
The writ is denied, with costs.
