Smith v. Township of Norton
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtNorth, J.
This is a quo warranto proceeding in which Leon Lambert, who had permission of the court to, intervene, entered a special appearance and moved “to dismiss said quo warranto proceedings.” The motion was granted; and plaintiff, leave having been obtained, has appealed. The issue presented by the appeal is this: May a defendant who under the statute has been permitted to intervene thereafter enter a special appearance and move ¡the court to dismiss the main proceedings?
On June 18, 1946, a general primary election day, the electors residing in section 1 of Norton township, Muskegon county, voted…
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