Naumann v. Board of City Canvassers

Michigan Supreme Court

Naumann v. Board of City Canvassers

1 McGrath 1152, 73 McGrath 252

CourtMichigan Supreme Court

DecidedJanuary 11, 1889

StatusPublished

Cited by1 cases

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Naumann v. Board of City Canvassers, 1 McGrath 1152, 73 McGrath 252 (Mich. 1889).

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To compel investigation by respondents of certain returns of the election of aldermen in the City of Detroit.

Denied January 11, 1889.

Ruled by Weston vs. Probate Judge, 69 M., 600, [1136], where it was held, that Act. No. 293, Laws of 1887, does not apply in those cases where the city council, by whatever name it is called, is made the absolute judge of the election and right to office of its members.

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To compel investigation by respondents of certain returns of the election of aldermen in the City of Detroit.

Denied January 11, 1889.

Ruled by Weston vs. Probate Judge, 69 M., 600, [1136], where it was held, that Act. No. 293, Laws of 1887, does not apply in those cases where the city council, by whatever name it is called, is made the absolute judge of the election and right to office of its members.

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