Donough v. Dewey
Michigan Supreme Court
Certiorari to board of school inspectors to review proceedings altering the boundaries of a school-district. The facts are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtChamplin, C. J.
This is a common-law certiorari.
The plaintiffs, ten in numbei’, are tax-payers residing in school-districts 1 and 7, in the township of Penn, in the county of Cass. The defendants constitute the board of school inspectors of the township.
November 13, 1889, school-district No. 4 was situated in the south-east portion of the township of Penn, and comprised five whole sections, four half sections, and one quarter section. School-districts 1 and 7 are contiguous to district No. 4. In November, 1889, the board of school inspectors took steps to enlarge school-district No. 4 by detaching territory…
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