Leininger v. Secretary of State
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtDetihmers, J.
Plaintiffs have applied for a writ of mandamus and prohibition to prevent tke Secretary of State from certifying to tke clerk of each county, and tke defendants from, submitting to tke people for approval or rejection at tke next ensuing general election, a fair employment practices law proposed by an initiative petition filed, in sections, with tke defendants and by them transmitted to tke legislature which has taken no action thereon within tke prescribed time. Plaintiffs’ application is planted on tke theory tkat tke initiative petition is fatally defective, because it contains no title…
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