Delbridge v. Green

Michigan Supreme Court

Delbridge v. Green

1 McGrath 1607, 29 McGrath 120

DecidedApril 7, 1874

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Delbridge v. Green, 1 McGrath 1607, 29 McGrath 120 (Mich. 1874).

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Opinion

To compel respondent to keep his offices at Frankfort instead of Benzonia.

Denied April 7, 1874.

Held, that the writ would not, in such case, issue at the instance of a private individual, in the absence of any showing 'of a refusal by the proper public officer, upon request, to make the application, or that relator has any special interest in the matter not common to citizens generally. The proper public officer to apply in such case is the attorney-general.

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To compel respondent to keep his offices at Frankfort instead of Benzonia.

Denied April 7, 1874.

Held, that the writ would not, in such case, issue at the instance of a private individual, in the absence of any showing 'of a refusal by the proper public officer, upon request, to make the application, or that relator has any special interest in the matter not common to citizens generally. The proper public officer to apply in such case is the attorney-general.

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1 McGrath 1607, 29 McGrath 120, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/delbridge-v-green-mich-1874.