Pearsall v. Treasurer

Michigan Supreme Court

Pearsall v. Treasurer

1 McGrath 1448

CourtMichigan Supreme Court

DecidedFebruary 5, 1891

DocketNo. 11725

StatusPublished

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Pearsall v. Treasurer, 1 McGrath 1448 (Mich. 1891).

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Opinion

To compel payment of a warrant drawn December 10, 1888, and negotiated by order of the village council, to pay for fire apparatus furnished to the village, the defense being that there was no authority to draw the warrant when drawn, as there was [1452]*1452no money then in the treasury, and there was no authority to make it payable with interest at ten per cent.

Granted February 5, 1891, without costs, with interest payable at six per cent.

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To compel payment of a warrant drawn December 10, 1888, and negotiated by order of the village council, to pay for fire apparatus furnished to the village, the defense being that there was no authority to draw the warrant when drawn, as there was [1452]*1452no money then in the treasury, and there was no authority to make it payable with interest at ten per cent.

Granted February 5, 1891, without costs, with interest payable at six per cent.

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1 McGrath 1448, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/pearsall-v-treasurer-mich-1891.