Auditor General v. Hill

An application to reform the decree of this Court is made upon the ground that it is too broad, in that it dismisses the Auditor G-eneraFs petition as to •■all taxes assessed upon the lands involved in this case, and that the township tax, special school tax, road tax, bridge •or building tax, and reassessed orders or township interest tax should have been excepted. Auditor General v. Hill, 97 Mich. 80. An investigation of the record and briefs .shows that counsel agreed that but one question was raised by the record, viz., whether the record of the board of supervisors in relation to…