Seymour v. Board of Election Commissioners

Michigan Supreme Court

Seymour v. Board of Election Commissioners

1 McGrath 1116

CourtMichigan Supreme Court

DecidedNovember 1, 1894

DocketNo. 14487

StatusPublished

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Seymour v. Board of Election Commissioners, 1 McGrath 1116 (Mich. 1894).

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To compel respondents to insert the name of James S. Bodell in the place of that of Charles G. Wing, as candidate for the office of State Senator, in the column headed “Independent Democrat” on the official ballot, on the ground that the name of Charles G. Wing appearing in the ticket furnished by the committee was a clerical error of which the Board was after-wards notified.

Granted November 1, 1894, without costs.

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To compel respondents to insert the name of James S. Bodell in the place of that of Charles G. Wing, as candidate for the office of State Senator, in the column headed “Independent Democrat” on the official ballot, on the ground that the name of Charles G. Wing appearing in the ticket furnished by the committee was a clerical error of which the Board was after-wards notified.

Granted November 1, 1894, without costs.

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