Campau v. Button
Michigan Supreme Court
Certiorari to Justice of the Peace, Highway Commissioner, and Clerk of the Township of Springwells.
1Opinion of the Court
Graves, J:
The highway commissioner of Springwells proceeded under the statute, chapter 27, C. L. as amended by act sixty-five of the laws of 1875, to establish the existence of an encroachment on an asserted highway or street called Vine-wood avenue, and the proceeding was prosecuted to a jury finding that the alleged encroachment existed.
A review is now asked by Charles F. Campau on certiorari.
The respondents object that he does not appear by the record to be in a situation to claim such review.
We cannot accede to this idea. The record plainly indicates that Campau has rights subject to be…
2Cases cited2 opinions
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