Michigan Reports: Cases Decided in the Supreme Court of Michigan, Volumen176Michigan. Supreme Court, George C. Gibbs, Randolph Manning, Thomas McIntyre Cooley, William Jennison, Elijah W. Meddaugh, William Dudley Fuller, Hovey K. Clarke, John Adams Brooks, Hoyt Post, Henry Allen Chaney, James M. Reasoner, Richard W. Cooper, Marquis B. Eaton, Herschel Bouton Lazell Phelphs & Stevens, printers, 1914 |
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... respondent . MCALVAY , J. The controversy in this case arises on account of the rejection by respondent of the names of certain persons resident in the school district from the census list of the relator for the year 1908 of children of ...
... respondent . MCALVAY , J. The controversy in this case arises on account of the rejection by respondent of the names of certain persons resident in the school district from the census list of the relator for the year 1908 of children of ...
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... respondent , where explanation was made to the deputy superintendent and a request made that the action of the department be corrected . This was promised by the deputy superintendent , who in- formed relator's secretary that it was too ...
... respondent , where explanation was made to the deputy superintendent and a request made that the action of the department be corrected . This was promised by the deputy superintendent , who in- formed relator's secretary that it was too ...
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... Respondent contends that his determination of the matter in rejecting such corrected list is final and authorized by the authority vested in him under the statute above quoted and that such determination is not subject to review . It is ...
... Respondent contends that his determination of the matter in rejecting such corrected list is final and authorized by the authority vested in him under the statute above quoted and that such determination is not subject to review . It is ...
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... respondent as to the method of ascertaining the facts , there is no dispute whatever but that he must act under this law and exercise his authority accord- ing to its terms . Respondent in the instant case had the right and it was his ...
... respondent as to the method of ascertaining the facts , there is no dispute whatever but that he must act under this law and exercise his authority accord- ing to its terms . Respondent in the instant case had the right and it was his ...
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... respondent , but as to the names of 91 children of proper school age , whose parents or guardians resided in the school district at the time the census was taken and which respondent has refused to include in making the apportionment ...
... respondent , but as to the names of 91 children of proper school age , whose parents or guardians resided in the school district at the time the census was taken and which respondent has refused to include in making the apportionment ...
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action affidavit affirmed alleged alley amount appears appellee assignments of error Assumpsit bill of complaint brings error BROOKE cause census charge circuit court Circuit Judge city of Detroit claim complainant concurred contract contributory negligence corporation counsel court of equity death deceased decedent Decided July decree deed defendant defendant's denied Detroit United Railway directed verdict Docket duty entitled evidence executed fact feet fendant filed Frank Maloney garnishee Gratiot avenue injury interest judgment July 18 July 9 jury KUHN lease Longenecker machine MCALVAY ment Michigan MOORE mortgage motion negligence O'Hearn opinion OSTRANDER paid parties payment Pere Marquette Railroad person plainant plaintiff proceedings purchase question quitclaim deed Railroad Railway real estate record relator respondent Robison rule statute STEERE Submitted suit testified testimony thereof tion township trial court usurious verdict village witness Woodward avenue writ
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