The Law of Taxation in Michigan Including General Taxation Drain Taxes Speci
The Law of Taxation in Michigan Including General Taxation Drain Taxes Speci
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Mich. 127. 15. Kiley v. Bond, 114 Mich.
14. Mason v. Detroit, etc. , Ry. , 447; Conrad v. Smith, 32 Mich. 104 Mich. 631. 429.
14a. Pere Marquctte R. Co.
JURISDICTION, ETC. 240 245. Jurisdiction. County and Township Drains.
Under the original act of 1885, the jurisdiction over the two kinds of drains is very strictly defined. A township drain commissioner had no jurisdiction over a county drain unless the county drain is first vacated or abandoned, even though the entire drain and lands affec...ted thereby were in the one township. The fact that there was no county drain commissioner within that county did not change the rights of the township drain commissioner 16 . A state drain was under the jurisdiction of either township or county drain commissioner, depending upon whether or not the drain and the lands affected thereby were all in one township 17 . A township drain commissioner had no jurisdiction to act upon a drain or assess a tax, beyond the limits of his township. L'nder our constitution each township is a separate munici- pality, whose officers are elected by the town residents, and who are themselves residents.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
N.
Mich. 127. 15. Kiley v. Bond, 114 Mich.
14. Mason v. Detroit, etc. , Ry. , 447; Conrad v. Smith, 32 Mich. 104 Mich. 631. 429.
14a. Pere Marquctte R. Co.
JURISDICTION, ETC. 240 245. Jurisdiction. County and Township Drains.
Under the original act of 1885, the jurisdiction over the two kinds of drains is very strictly defined. A township drain commissioner had no jurisdiction over a county drain unless the county drain is first vacated or abandoned, even though the entire drain and lands affec...ted thereby were in the one township. The fact that there was no county drain commissioner within that county did not change the rights of the township drain commissioner 16 . A state drain was under the jurisdiction of either township or county drain commissioner, depending upon whether or not the drain and the lands affected thereby were all in one township 17 . A township drain commissioner had no jurisdiction to act upon a drain or assess a tax, beyond the limits of his township. L'nder our constitution each township is a separate munici- pality, whose officers are elected by the town residents, and who are themselves residents.
What to read after The Law of Taxation in Michigan Including General Taxation Drain Taxes Speci?
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