County Treasurer v. Bunbury
Michigan Supreme Court
Error to Berrien. Debt on bond. Plaintiff brings error.
1Opinion of the Court
Graves J.
This action was brought on the official bond given by Thomas A. Bunbury as treasurer of the city of Niles to Samuel Hess the county treasurer of Berrien connty “ and his successor or successors in office forever.” It was commenced by declaration to which the defendants pleaded the general issue. The judge heard the case without a jury, and on certain findings of fact rendered judgment for the defendants. The ease is brought up on exceptions to the findings of law. The judge seems to have formed a theory which, in his opinion, justified a partial finding of facts and enabled him to…
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