Rode v. Phelps
1 McGrath 1244, 80 McGrath 598
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Rode v. Phelps, 1 McGrath 1244, 80 McGrath 598 (Mich. 1890).
Opinion
To compel respondent to receive the tax of $300 provided for by the liquor law of 1887, and issue a receipt therefor, on the ground that the law of 1889 is unconstitutional.
Denied April 29, 1890, without costs.
Law held unconstitutional, but writ refused because there is no showing that a bond has been approved and filed, as required by the law of 1887.
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