Market Place v. City of Ann Arbor
Michigan Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtHood, P.J.
Plaintiff appeals as of right from an order granting defendant’s motion for accelerated judgment and a subsequent denial of its motion for rehearing. Defendant appeals by leave granted from an order setting aside a grant of summary judgment to it.
The Market Place, a delicatessen, commenced business in Ann Arbor in September, 1980. In April, 1981, the city sent the Market Place a bill for $164 as a license fee imposed pursuant to Chapter 80 of Title VII of the city’s ordinance *571code. The ordinance mandates that, in order to engage in business, all new businesses in the city must pay a fee equal…
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