People v. Piper
15 N.W. 523, 50 Mich. 390, 1883 Mich. LEXIS 819
Opinion
The respondent stands convicted of being a disorderly person. The particular charge against him is the neglect and refusal to support his wife. There was a general verdict of guilty, and a special finding. We think that under the special finding there should have been no judgment upon the general verdict.
Proceedings set aside and respondent ordered discharged.
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People v. Piper, 15 N.W. 523, 50 Mich. 390, 1883 Mich. LEXIS 819 (Mich. 1883).
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