Schouwink v. Ferguson
Michigan Supreme Court
Certiorari to superior court of Grand Rapids; Dun-ham, J. Mandamus by Garrett Schouwink against Raymond M. Ferguson, the common council of the city of Grand Rapids, and others, to compel respondents to accept the bond of and issue to relator a license to operate a motor bus in the city of Grand Rapids. An’ order sustaining a demurrer to the petition is reviewed by relator on certiorari.
1Opinion of the CourtStone, C. J.
The petition shows that the relator is the owner and operator of a “motor bus,” and held a license and permit under a certain ordinance of the city of Grand Rapids, which license terminated by its terms May'1, 1916.
It appears from the record that, having operated his motor bus for some time, his bond became inoperative, and, desiring to comply with the terms of the said ordinance, he procured a new bond or policy of insurance, alleged to be in the form, terms, penalty, etc., prescribed by the ordinance, executed by the National Indemnity Exchange of Kansas City, Mo., as surety, which…
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