
    Alonzo S. Hatch v. Enoch J. White et al.
    
      Case made: Writ of error: Waiver. After a case was made and filed, the party making it, sued out a writ of error, and brought the cause on to be heard on the exceptions in the case made.
    
      
      Held, That lie ha<l waived liis right to a case made. There being no bill of exceptions, the judgment below was affirmed.
    
      Heard and decided April 6th.
    
    Case Made from Macomb Circuit.
    It appeared from the record, that after the case was made and filed, the party making it, had sued out a writ of error, and he now brought the case to a hearing on the exceptions appearing in the case made.
    
      A. G. Baldwin, for plaintiff in error.
    
      M. B. Crofoot, for defendant in error. ■
   The Court held, that by suing out a writ of error, the party had waived his case made; whereupon, there being no bill of exceptions, the plaintiff in error assented to an affirmance of the judgment.  