Weston v. Probate Judge

Michigan Supreme Court

Weston v. Probate Judge

1 McGrath 1136, 69 McGrath 600

CourtMichigan Supreme Court

DecidedApril 25, 1888

StatusPublished

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Weston v. Probate Judge, 1 McGrath 1136, 69 McGrath 600 (Mich. 1888).

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To compel respondent to dismiss certain proceedings pending before him, under Act No. 293, Laws of 1887, for a re-count of the votes cast for Mayor of Grand Rapids.

Granted April 25, 1888.

Held, that the Act does not apply to a city, whose Common Council is charged with canvassing the votes, and given the exclusive right to determine the election and qualification of the officer whose election is sought to be contested.

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To compel respondent to dismiss certain proceedings pending before him, under Act No. 293, Laws of 1887, for a re-count of the votes cast for Mayor of Grand Rapids.

Granted April 25, 1888.

Held, that the Act does not apply to a city, whose Common Council is charged with canvassing the votes, and given the exclusive right to determine the election and qualification of the officer whose election is sought to be contested.

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