Wayne County Savings Bank v. Supervisor of Roscommon
Michigan Supreme Court
Mandamus. On November 16, 1892, a mandamus was granted, upon the petition of the relator, requiring the respondent to assess upon the taxable property of the township of Roscommon the amount then due for principal and interest upon certain bonds issued by the township and owned by the relator.
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Mandamus. On November 16, 1892, a mandamus was granted, upon the petition of the relator, requiring the respondent to assess upon the taxable property of the township of Roscommon the amount then due for principal and interest upon certain bonds issued by the township and owned by the relator. The assessment was made, but only a portion of the tax had been collected, when this application was made for a mandamus to compel the respondent to assess upon the roll, for 1893 a sum sufficient to cover the uncollected portion of the former assessment, and the amount which had matured on the bonds…
1Per curiam
Mandamus will be granted as to assessment for bonds which have fallen due since the order heretofore' made, and denied as to amounts required to be assessed by said order until after the sale for delinquent taxes of the lands upon which said assessment was made.
2Cited by4 opinions
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