REPORTS OF CASES HEARD AND DECIDED IN The Supreme Court of Michigan FROM NOVEMBER 14, 1860, TO THE END OF JANUARY TERM, 1862. Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1862, by THOMAS M. COOLEY, In the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the United States for the District of Michigan. 5-23-1862 H. BARNS & 00., PRINTERS. Supreme Court of Michigan. GEORGE MARTIN, Chief Justice. RANDOLPH MANNING, ISAAC P. CHRISTIANCY,Associate Justices. JAMES V. CAMPBELL, CHARLES UPSON, Attorney General. DANIEL GOODWIN, District Judge of the Upper Peninsula. HENRY A. MORROW, Recorder of Detroit. Amendments to Supreme Court Rules. The following new rule was adopted April 5, 1861: Any person who shall have been duly licensed to prac tice as an Attorney and Counsellor at law and Solicitor in Chancery, by any of the Circuit Courts of this State, may, upon application to the clerk of this Court, and the exhibition of such license under the seal of such Circuit Court, be permitted to subscribe his name on the roll of Attorneys and Counsellors in this Court, in the same manner as is provided for such as have been admitted to practice on examination had before this Court.-(Comp L. § 4012). Amendment made at the July Term, 1861: The word "second" was ordered to be substituted for the word "third" in the first line of Rule 42 of the Supreme Court. |