Michigan § 213.133 Discontinuance prohibited after verdict; further proceedings.

Michigan Statutes

§ 213.133 — Discontinuance prohibited after verdict; further proceedings.

Michigan § 213.133

Ch. 213CONDEMNATION

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

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Mich. Comp. Laws § 213.133 (2026).

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TAKING OF PUBLIC UTILITY BY CITY (EXCERPT) Act 119 of 1919 213.133 Discontinuance prohibited after verdict; further proceedings. Sec.

23.The common council shall not have the power to discontinue proceedings under this act after the rendition of the verdict of the jury that it is necessary to take the absolute title in fee to the property for public use and awarding compensation therefor, but they may direct the city attorney, corporation counsel, or other law officer of the city, to move for a new trial, or to arrest the proceedings, or to take an appeal to the supreme court, and in any such case the same proceedings shall be taken as are hereinbefore prescribed in the case of like proceedings on the part of any respondent, except that no bond shall be required.

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TAKING OF PUBLIC UTILITY BY CITY (EXCERPT) Act 119 of 1919 213.133 Discontinuance prohibited after verdict; further proceedings. Sec. 23. The common council shall not have the power to discontinue proceedings under this act after the rendition of the verdict of the jury that it is necessary to take the absolute title in fee to the property for public use and awarding compensation therefor, but they may direct the city attorney, corporation counsel, or other law officer of the city, to move for a new trial, or to arrest the proceedings, or to take an appeal to the supreme court, and in any such case the same proceedings shall be taken as are hereinbefore prescribed in the case of like proceedings on the part of any respondent, except that no bond shall be required.