Harwood v. Huntoon
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Ingbam. (Gridley, J.) Bill to set aside drain proceedings and tax. Complain.•ant appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtGraves, C. J.
We think no error was committed by the ■circuit court in dismissing the bill in this cause.
It was filed in January, 1883, to set aside proceedings establishing a drain, and to enjoin the collection of complain .ant’s tax. The groundwork of the suit is that errors were ■committed in the course of the proceedings, and we think that several irregularities actually occurred; but none are pointed out or discovered which the Court can now regard as sufficient to invalidate the proceeding.
The bill rather insinuates than avers some deceptive conduct on the part of the commissioner. It does not amount…
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