Board of Auditors v. Carleton

Michigan Supreme Court

Board of Auditors v. Carleton

1 McGrath 1626

CourtMichigan Supreme Court

DecidedJanuary 18, 1893

DocketNo. 13274

StatusPublished

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Bluebook

Board of Auditors v. Carleton, 1 McGrath 1626 (Mich. 1893).

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Opinion

To compel respondent to turn over certain tax abstract books, which had been purchased by relators from a former treasurer, and from which respondent claimed the right to make abstracts as applied for, and to charge a fee therefor, relators having appoint[1630]*1630<ed an abstract clerk to have charge of that business, whose duty it was to turn over all fees received into the county treasury.

Granted January 18, 1893, with costs.

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To compel respondent to turn over certain tax abstract books, which had been purchased by relators from a former treasurer, and from which respondent claimed the right to make abstracts as applied for, and to charge a fee therefor, relators having appoint[1630]*1630<ed an abstract clerk to have charge of that business, whose duty it was to turn over all fees received into the county treasury.

Granted January 18, 1893, with costs.

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