Van Wagoner v. Morrison
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtNorth, J.
In October and November, 1935, the probate court of Oakland county entered orders confirming appraisals of damages made in highway *288condemnation proceedings. The object of these proceedings was to obtain a right of way for the relocation of the Grand Trunk Railroad so that its former right of way might be used in the Woodward Avenue widening project. (See Johnstone v. Railway Co., 245 Mich. 65 [67 A. L. R. 373].) In the orders of confirmation, interest at the rate of 5 per cent, per annum on the awards was allowed from September 1,1930, by the probate judge. Appellants contest the validity of…
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