Township of Comins v. Township of Harrisville
Michigan Supreme Court
Case made after judgment from Alcona. Assumpsit. Defendant had judgment.
1Opinion of the CourtMarston, C. J.
The facts as found by the circuit judge appear in the margin.*
The law of this State relating to the assessment, levy and collection of taxes, does not regard certain designated territory as a township until the proper officers necessary to conduct its affairs have been elected. The officers of the new township not having been elected- until July, there was not such a perfected organization as would enable that township to assess the township and school taxes for that year. Under such circumstances, in my opinion the township of Harris-ville had a right to levy and collect the taxes in…
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