Southward v. Wabash Railroad Co.
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtNorth, J.
The primary question on this appeal is this: Were sections 7 and 8, art 5, of the general statute (PA 1873, No 198 [CL 1948, §§ 467.7, 467.8 (Stat Ann §§ 22.288, 22.289)]) providing for the incorporation and regulation of railroad companies repealed by implication by the so-called death act (PA 1848, No 38, as amended by PA 1939, No 297 [CL 1948, § 691.581 et seq. (Stat Ann 1949 Cum Supp §27.711 et seg.)])? The trial court in effect held that said sections of PA 1873, No 198, as contended by defendant, were repealed by implication. Plaintiff has appealed, permission having been granted.
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