Michigan § 213.127 Appeal; records transmitted, fees; settlement of case by judge.

Michigan Statutes

§ 213.127 — Appeal; records transmitted, fees; settlement of case by judge.

Michigan § 213.127

Ch. 213CONDEMNATION

Act 119 of 1919TAKING OF PUBLIC UTILITY BY CITY (213.111-213.134)

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Mich. Comp. Laws § 213.127 (2026).

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TAKING OF PUBLIC UTILITY BY CITY (EXCERPT) Act 119 of 1919 213.127 Appeal; records transmitted, fees; settlement of case by judge. Sec.

17.In case of such appeal the clerk of the court, on payment of his legal fees and charges, shall transmit to the supreme court a certified copy of the necessary files, records and proceedings in the case; and the judge of the court shall, at the request of the appellant, settle a case according to the usual practice of said court, showing the material evidence and instructions given to the jury bearing upon any disputed points to which exception was taken, and the objections, rulings, and exceptions in the case, all of which shall be returned by said clerk as part of the records, to the clerk of the supreme court.

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TAKING OF PUBLIC UTILITY BY CITY (EXCERPT) Act 119 of 1919 213.127 Appeal; records transmitted, fees; settlement of case by judge. Sec. 17. In case of such appeal the clerk of the court, on payment of his legal fees and charges, shall transmit to the supreme court a certified copy of the necessary files, records and proceedings in the case; and the judge of the court shall, at the request of the appellant, settle a case according to the usual practice of said court, showing the material evidence and instructions given to the jury bearing upon any disputed points to which exception was taken, and the objections, rulings, and exceptions in the case, all of which shall be returned by said clerk as part of the records, to the clerk of the supreme court.