Howe v. Doyle
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Ingham; Collingwood, J. Bill by Burton Howe and another against Edward H. Doyle, John W. Haarer, and Grant Fellows, constituting the Michigan Securities Commission, for injunction restraining defendants from .enforcing the provisions of Act No. 148, Pub. Acts.1913. From a decree for defendants, complainants appeal.
1Per curiam
This case is an appeal from the decree of the circuit court in chancery, which dismisses the bill of complaint of the complainants, filed again”st the defendants herein, members of the Michigan Securities Commission created by Act- No. 143, Pub. Acts 1913, the so-called “Blue Sky Law.” The bill attacks the constitutionality of this law on several grounds, and prays for an injunction restraining the defendants from enforcing its terms.
While this case has been pending in this court on this appeal, the legislature at its session of 1915 enacted a new law, creating a similar commission, and by…
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