Malony v. Mahar

Michigan Supreme Court

Malony v. Mahar

2 Doug. 432

CourtMichigan Supreme Court

DecidedJanuary 15, 1847

StatusPublished

Cited by1 cases

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Malony v. Mahar, 2 Doug. 432 (Mich. 1847).

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The deputy county treasurer, has power, in the absence of the treasurer, to administer the oath which § 9 of R. S. 1838. p. 87, requires the township collector to make “ before the county treasurer, or in his absence, before a justice of the peace,” on return of unpaid taxes on lands in his township. The language of this section does not restrict the general power of the deputy “ to perform all the duties of the treasurer, in his absence,” conferred by R. S. 1838, p. 42, § 22.

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The deputy county treasurer, has power, in the absence of the treasurer, to administer the oath which § 9 of R. S. 1838. p. 87, requires the township collector to make “ before the county treasurer, or in his absence, before a justice of the peace,” on return of unpaid taxes on lands in his township. The language of this section does not restrict the general power of the deputy “ to perform all the duties of the treasurer, in his absence,” conferred by R. S. 1838, p. 42, § 22.

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