Benjamin v. City of Huntington Woods
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtEdwards, J.
There may he more to this litigation than meets the eye. For here we have a suit in equity which on its face recites little if any damage to -the 2 individuals concerned. And it comes to us on appeal from a circuit judge’s decree in favor of those individuals but without any indication as to the basis for his holding. It appears that plaintiffs and appellees, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin, earnestly desire to maintain taxpayer status in both Huntington Woods and Royal Oak. Just why does not appear.
Under these circumstances we must deal with the rather technical questions which are presented. The…
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