Jenking v. Secretary of State

Michigan Supreme Court

Jenking v. Secretary of State

1 McGrath 995, 79 McGrath 305

DecidedJanuary 2, 1890

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Jenking v. Secretary of State, 1 McGrath 995, 79 McGrath 305 (Mich. 1890).

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Opinion

To compel the filing of articles of association under Act No. 187, Laws of Í875.

Denied January 2, 1890.

•Held that by Sec. 36 of Act No. 232, Laws of 1885, Act No. 187, Laws of 1875 is repealed; and that said Act No. 232, Laws of 1885, in so far as it authorizes the formation of corporations for manufacturing or mercantile purposes, or any union of the two, is valid legislation, and any corporation organized under it can be created for all of its purposes.

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To compel the filing of articles of association under Act No. 187, Laws of Í875.

Denied January 2, 1890.

•Held that by Sec. 36 of Act No. 232, Laws of 1885, Act No. 187, Laws of 1875 is repealed; and that said Act No. 232, Laws of 1885, in so far as it authorizes the formation of corporations for manufacturing or mercantile purposes, or any union of the two, is valid legislation, and any corporation organized under it can be created for all of its purposes.

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1 McGrath 995, 79 McGrath 305, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/jenking-v-secretary-of-state-mich-1890.