Selden v. Village of St. Johns
Michigan Supreme Court
Error to Clinton; Daboll, J. - Case by Josephus O. Selden against the village of St. Johns for personal injuries. From a judgment for plaintiff, defendant brings error.
1Opinion of the CourtGrant, J.
Plaintiff recovered verdict and judgment for injury received on an alleged defective sidewalk. The only question we need consider is, Did plaintiff present his claim to the common council of the defendant village prior to bringing suit, within the terms of the statute? Section 7, chap. 7, Act No. 3, Pub. Acts 1895, provides that no village shall be liable for such damages unless the person injured shall serve or cause to be served, within 60 days after such injury shall have occurred, a notice in writing upon the clerk of the village, or his deputy, setting forth substantially the time when…
2Cases cited2 opinions
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