Loranger v. Navarre
Eli Loranger, Township Treasurer v. Celester C. Navarre
Loranger v. Navarre, 58 N.W. 47 (Mich. 1893)
Headnotes
Mandamus — Jurisdiction of circuit courts.
Where, on an application for a mandamus, it appears that the . public interests require the immediate disposition of the case, and forbid the delay of awaiting an opportunity to apply to. the circuit court under Circuit Court Rule No. 107, which gives, circuit courts jurisdiction in certain mandamus proceedings, an. . order to show cause will be granted.1
Summary
Mandamus.
Relator applied for mandamus to compel respondent to tiirn over to relator the money, books, papers, and 'effects belonging to the office of township treasurer.
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Per Curiam.
An order to show cause will be granted, in view of the fact that the public interests require the immediate disposition of the case, and forbid the delay of awaiting an opportunity to apply to the circuit court.
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