PER CURIAM.
This is a bill of complaint to reform a release given for $62.50. A collision between an automobile driven by Frances E. Kovach, allegedly owned by William H. Norris, and a semitrailer owned by Wagoner Transportation Company, Inc., driven by Gerald A. Hardin, resulted in Hardin's death and other loss. There was a settlement of the suit at law by the administratrix of Hardin's estate against Kovach and Norris, in which Wagoner, among others, joined, and, concurrently, releases were given by all plaintiffs to all defendants. One year later, Hartford Accident Indemnity Company, workmen's compensation insurer for Wagoner, filed suit against Norris as third-party owner of the automobile involved. Upon motion to dismiss, all proceedings were held in abeyance pending the filing and disposition of proceedings in chancery by plaintiff to set aside or reform the said general release given by Wagoner to defendants. In the subsequent chancery suit brought for reformation, it was held by the trial chancellor, that "the matter of workmen's compensation, and payments which have been made therefor by the plaintiff, was in no way considered at the time the release was executed and that the release in matter of fact was intended to and did discharge liability for a property loss as distinguished from workmen's compensation liability."
Affirmed. The case is controlled by Denton v. Utley, 350 Mich. 332. Costs to appellee.
DETHMERS, C.J., and CARR, KELLY, SMITH, BLACK EDWARDS, KAVANAGH, and SOURIS, JJ., concurred.