Michigan Supreme Court February 27, 1931, Docket No. 33, Calendar No. 35,137. (State of Michigan v. Johnson)

Clark, J.

The State sued defendant Thomas E. Johnson, former superintendent of public instruction, to recover of him certain sums averred to have been received and retained by him unlawfully, while he was an incumbent of the office, and had judgment in a trial without a jury. Defendant brings error.

The judgment has four elements, all of which are challenged.