Robinson v. Taber
Michigan Supreme Court
Error to Ogemaw; Sharpe, J. Replevin by Samuel A. Robinson against Charles Taber, treasurer of Goodar township, and another, for property levied on for taxes. Judgment for defendants. Plaintiff -brings error.
1Opinion of the CourtBrooke, J.
(after stating the facts). The learned circuit judge held that the failure of the township treasurer to make the sworn statement required by law was not fatal, under the authority of Northwestern Cooperage & Lumber Co. v. Scott, 123 Mich. 357 (82 N. W. 76). In this we think he was correct.
He next held that the title to the property on which the levy was made was, at the time of the levy, the property of the Robinson Lumber Company, and as such liable to seizure for the payment of the corporate taxes. This conclusion was reached upon the theory that the contract of March 16, 1914, executed by…
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