Michigan Supreme Court December 21, 1899 (City of Kalamazoo v. Kalamazoo Heat, Light & Power Co.)

Per Curiam.

The delay in settling the case was not due to any fault of appellant. The order for the extension of the stenographer’s notes was given immediately after the decree, and at every stage the appellant appears to have used all reasonable diligence. The delay was owing to the default of an officer of the court, and is excused, under our former rulings. Cameron v. Calkins, 43 Mich.