Humphrey v. Stevens
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Cheboygan. (Ramsdell, J.) Bill to restrain the collection of taxes. The facts are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtSherwood, C. J.
The bill in this cause was filed on September 38, 1886, for the purpose of restraining the county treasurer.and Auditor General from selling the lands of the complainants, therein described for the taxes assessed against them in 1884. The lands were situate within the defendant-township.
*293The bill was taken as confessed against the Auditor Gen. •eral and the county treasurer. The defendant township appeared and answered. No proofs were taken on either side. The case was heard on the pleadings, before Judge Ramsdell, in the Cheboygan circuit, who rendered a decree for the complainants, and the…
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