char_count string | cid string | citations string | court string | decision_date string | docket_number string | first_page string | head_matter string | id string | judges string | jurisdiction string | last_page string | last_updated string | name string | name_abbreviation string | parties string | provenance string | reporter string | secondary_cid string | text string | volume string | word_count string |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
3804 | bafkreify5raettht5ozaqrrhfzyndm7mks2bfl6fdcjxvleqabqrku7724 | 38 Mich. 90 | Michigan Supreme Court | 1878-01-09 | 90 | John R. Long v. Robert P. Sinclair.
Breach of Warranty — Constructive Eviction.
A declaration in covenant for breach of warranty alleged that by due process of -law the plaintiff had been ejected bv a person lawfully entitled to the premises. Held unsupported by evidence that he had recovered a verdict in ejectment fix... | 1337578 | The other Justices concurred. | Michigan | 91 | 2021-08-10T18:09:48.590402+00:00 | John R. Long v. Robert P. Sinclair | Long v. Sinclair | John R. Long v. Robert P. Sinclair. | CAP | Michigan Reports | bafkreicnzowgqlyfeui74lclmsno7zxqogcf3hgxhi7zmyrcrmz344y7we | Marston, J.
The plaintiff Long brought an action of covenant for breach of warranty. In his declaration, in setting up the breach, he averred that one John McFee, who had a lawful right and title to the premises, "by due process of law, entered into the same, and upon the possession of said lands and premises, and ejec... | 38 | 650 | |
30499 | bafkreihf7fo2lvhec2kkit622u6l5bq3cofnxdya5rncv5wtcjdoblaaue | 329 Mich. 683 | Michigan Supreme Court | 1951-03-01 | Docket No. 32, Calendar No. 44,916 | 683 | In re PETITION TO ESTABLISH AND QUIET TITLE TO LANDS AND RECREATING PUBLIC RECORDS IN MONTMORENCY COUNTY. HILL, INTERVENOR.
1. Quieting Title—Record—Appearance.
Person who filed an appearance in primary or principal statutory proceedings for establishing and quieting title to lands and recreating public records of land... | 1903046 | Reid, C. J., and Boyles, Dethmers, Butzel, Care, Bushnell, and Sharpe, JJ., concurred. | Michigan | 699 | 2021-08-11T02:33:59.067804+00:00 | In re PETITION TO ESTABLISH AND QUIET TITLE TO LANDS AND RECREATING PUBLIC RECORDS IN MONTMORENCY COUNTY. HILL, INTERVENOR | In re Establish & Quiet Title to Lands & Recreating Public Records | In re PETITION TO ESTABLISH AND QUIET TITLE TO LANDS AND RECREATING PUBLIC RECORDS IN MONTMORENCY COUNTY. HILL, INTERVENOR. | CAP | Michigan Reports | bafkreihhbs3sjgfeudhz434mkulyfhzielbfh6rofilhxa7pzdmyu3gxe4 | North, J.
The relief sought in this statutory proceeding by Fred B. Hill and James Mathewson, intervening petitioners, was that a decree be entered "establishing and quieting title in petitioners" to 40 acres of land in Montmorency county, of which land they alleged they were the owners in common. The circuit judge, fo... | 329 | 5106 |
6709 | bafkreig6xxzk3hh2gtor4rwjskfkbyb574d4kgt3darfmmjhsct4vxpnwq | 68 Mich. App. 272 | Michigan Court of Appeals | 1976-03-25 | Docket No. 21100 | 272 | PEOPLE v FREED
1. Arrest — Michigan State Police — Authorization—Governor— Attorney General — Authorized Subordinates — Statutes.
Arrests made by officers of the Michigan State Police do not have to be personally authorized by the Governor or the Attorney General since the Legislature in enacting a statute providing fo... | 2146855 | Before: M. J. Kelly, P. J., and V. J. Brennan and Danhof, JJ. | Michigan | 275 | 2021-08-10T17:23:25.454981+00:00 | PEOPLE v. FREED | People v. Freed | PEOPLE v FREED | CAP | Michigan appeals reports; cases decided in the Michigan Court of Appeals. | bafkreiayb6hpw2nusplrrd3wk7yyz3ql75ymnalbgcicfjgolj6v3fjunu | Per Curiam.
Defendant, James Donald Freed, was convicted of carrying a concealed weapon, MCLA 750.227; MSA 28.424, and carrying a firearm with unlawful intent, MCLA 750.226; MSA 28.423, on June 6, 1974, after a two-day jury trial. On July 16, 1974, defendant was sentenced to concurrent prison terms of 2-1/2 to 5 years ... | 68 | 1100 |
5309 | bafkreigyazlawsmw2loqmftiin7uciuie326aaxv3tx6ep3bjt4uw3qag4 | 302 Mich. 381 | Michigan Supreme Court | 1942-07-01 | Docket No. 18, Calendar No. 41,470 | 381 | In re KIRKPATRICK’S ESTATE. KIRKPATRICK v. NOLAN.
Descent and Distribution — Widow’s Election — Personal Property.
When the widow of a testator elects to take under the statute rather than will, her election entitles her to take one-third of the personalty until her share amounts to $5,000 and thereafter one-sixth of t... | 1823408 | Chandler, C. J., and Boyles, Starr, Butzel, Bushnell, and Sharpe, JJ., concurred. Wiest, J., did not sit. | Michigan | 384 | 2021-08-11T02:32:29.479993+00:00 | In re KIRKPATRICK'S ESTATE. KIRKPATRICK v. NOLAN | Kirkpatrick v. Nolan | In re KIRKPATRICK’S ESTATE. KIRKPATRICK v. NOLAN. | CAP | Michigan Reports | bafkreia55w5rf4jukq4hancxsyem5rxem4n22pasasljawxtoev2mr6umy | North, J.
Plaintiff is the widow of Littleton Kirkpatrick, deceased. She and four children by a former marriage survive him. He made no provision in his will for his widow or any immediate member of his family; but instead made Myrtice M. Nolan his sole beneficiary. Plaintiff elected to take under the statute of distri... | 302 | 886 |
15610 | bafkreieuslm2y6zbgmxmcbs2fhq6ngc2mzznoiohkyjiyulkycom4qsgbm | 381 Mich. 73 | Michigan Supreme Court | 1968-06-10 | Calendar No 13, Docket No. 51,743 | 73 | KWAISER v. PETERS.
Decision of the Court.
1. Intoxicating Liquors — -Dramshop Act — Equally Divided Court. Verdict and judgment of no cause of action in action under dramshop aet is aiiirmecl by an equally divided Court (CLS 1961, §§ 436.22, 600.230).
Separate Opinion for Reversal.
Black, T. M. Kavanagh, Souris, and O’... | 1889053 | Black, T. M. Kavanagh, and O’Hara, JJ., concurred with Souris, J. | Michigan | 81 | 2021-08-11T02:34:09.658419+00:00 | KWAISER v. PETERS | Kwaiser v. Peters | KWAISER v. PETERS. | CAP | Michigan Reports | bafkreiap3fycgquncopa26jvzujf4ovnyzgnkeko6rufpuccmh4436ahgi | Souris, J.
(for reversal and remand). We granted leave to appeal for the limited purpose of determining whether the trial court erred in denying plaintiff's motion for new trial based upon allegations that a juror improperly associated with defendant and his counsel immediately after verdict favorable to defendant and ... | 381 | 2624 |
19069 | bafkreiaw2pxo4ar2qdj6apuxztzkdfnuh5djmyrn6jgxpdp6vbquz3tlqq | 321 Mich. 225 | Michigan Supreme Court | 1948-05-18 | Docket No. 37, Calendar No. 43,953 | 225 | WHITE v. HUFFMASTER.
1. Automobiles — Place and Proximate Cause op Accident — Question poe Jury.
Where the testimony for the respective parties was in conflict as to how and where collision occurred between defendants’ automobile and motorcycle on which plaintiff was a passenger and who was the proximate cause thereof,... | 1919953 | Bushnell, C. J., and Sharpe, Boyles, Reid, North, Dethmers, and Butzel, JJ., concurred. | Michigan | 235 | 2021-08-11T02:34:04.070680+00:00 | WHITE v. HUFFMASTER | White v. Huffmaster | WHITE v. HUFFMASTER. | CAP | Michigan Reports | bafkreieulualjjua5r4bpvgnjhicthpj26zb2zcqzzvbrjdvoj3ifvmgta | Caer, J.
Plaintiff sustained personal injuries in a traffic accident occurring in the city of Detroit on the 18th of May, 1946, between 10 -.30 and 11 o'clock in the evening. At the time of the accident plaintiff, a young woman 18 years of age, was riding as a guest passenger on the rear seat of a motorcycle operated i... | 321 | 3224 |
7662 | bafkreibzryo5il4kqbdjt2hxtx7kenj5wlb3zegw62scm3iu3iy6dl7uy4 | 18 Mich. App. 435 | Michigan Court of Appeals | 1969-07-30 | Docket No. 4,857 | 435 | BOARD OF CONTROL OF EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY v. LABOR MEDIATION BOARD
1. Constitutional Law — Colleges and Universities — -Legislative Authority — Constitutional Corporation.
A constitutional corporation such as the board of control of a state university may lawfully be affected in exercise by the legislature of its... | 2081147 | Before: McGregor, P. J., and R. B. Burns and Danhoe, JJ. | Michigan | 439 | 2021-08-10T18:10:53.114675+00:00 | BOARD OF CONTROL OF EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY v. LABOR MEDIATION BOARD | Board of Control of Eastern Michigan University v. Labor Mediation Board | BOARD OF CONTROL OF EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY v. LABOR MEDIATION BOARD | CAP | Michigan appeals reports; cases decided in the Michigan Court of Appeals. | bafkreifpwo6jqpcipnwjj2kr2jmvaoikgijkegrfucov3jy35etsdsphku | R. B. Burns, J.
Eastern Michigan University is an institution of higher education established by law having authority to grant baccalaureate degrees. Plaintiff is the constitutionally designated body granted the power generally to supervise and control the university. Defendant is an unincorporated state administrative... | 18 | 1218 |
6915 | bafkreidaame3j5p5lbtbilxts6esxtp5pifyoc5zhx5a4fflapjbuoptwq | 376 Mich. 237 | Michigan Supreme Court | 1965-07-13 | Calendar No. 59, Docket No. 50,687 | 237 | BENDER v. ZOBA.
1. Judgment — Correction of Decree.
A court of chancery has the power to direct the alteration or correction of a decree (CLS 1961, § 600.2321; GCR 1963, 528.1, 865.1[7]).
2. Same — Correction of Mistake in Decree — Quieting Title — Description of Premises.
Mistake in legal description of land in decree... | 1896467 | T. M. Kavanagh, C. J., and Dethmers, Kelly, Souris, O’Hara, and Adams, JJ., concurred with Smith, J. | Michigan | 241 | 2021-08-10T17:55:51.478092+00:00 | BENDER v. ZOBA | Bender v. Zoba | BENDER v. ZOBA. | CAP | Michigan Reports | bafkreihtubnjrnxodd2axgidcq3mpm5k2x5roqp3q46pjajv7wd5xvz7vi | Smith, J.
This is the second suit between the parties about the same property. - In the first suit, through misdescription, the decree did not contain all of the property awarded. That this was a mistake of plaintiff's counsel is acknowledged by defendants and confirmed by the trial judge. This, the second suit, was br... | 376 | 1170 |
37155 | bafkreighltwnktb7ewpdvxfxf5vorx5l3wmllzjwwvobo2anaeexc76wsu | 435 Mich. 307 | Michigan Supreme Court | 1990-07-16 | Docket No. 84395 | 307 | GREGG v STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT
Docket No. 84395.
Argued November 8, 1989
(Calendar No. 10).
Decided July 16, 1990.
Robert B. Gregg and Nancy E. Gregg brought an action for damages in the Court of Claims against the State Highway Department as a result of injuries received by Robert Gregg when his bicycle struck a pot... | 1982784 | Levin, Cavanagh, and Archer, JJ., concurred with Brickley, J. | Michigan | 327 | 2021-08-10T16:59:18.536484+00:00 | GREGG v. STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT | Gregg v. State Highway Department | GREGG v STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT | CAP | Michigan Reports | bafkreicd7b2abevmarhgiwoef4g25a6gmvy277lu4q7y2iwxk7yvmwlrf4 | Rrickley, J.
We decide in this case whether the highway exception to governmental immunity ex poses the defendants to liability for injuries suffered by a cyclist because of a defect in a designated bicycle path on the inner portion of the paved shoulder of a state highway. The Court of Appeals relied on our decision i... | 435 | 6118 |
11253 | bafkreihfsxbjuc5nwaugjnmyaaandzdi5dexhfkuf3oqiwf35ngth3q46e | 294 Mich. 160 | Michigan Supreme Court | 1940-06-19 | Docket No. 75, Calendar No. 41,076 | 160 | HUPP FARM CORP. v. NEEF.
1. Vendor and Purchaser — Finding cot Facts — Evidence.
In vendor’s suit to foreclose land contract and for deficiency, evidence held, to support finding of facts made by trial court as to time when vendees became in default, when their last payment was made, and when release of lot from mortga... | 1797830 | Bushnell, C. J., and Potter, Chandler, North, McAllister, and Butzel, JJ., concurred. Wiest, J., concurred in the result. | Michigan | 166 | 2021-08-11T02:32:27.790644+00:00 | HUPP FARM CORP. v. NEEF | Hupp Farm Corp. v. Neef | HUPP FARM CORP. v. NEEF. | CAP | Michigan Reports | bafkreiag3r2kosyzpdaeuohwpa26jucfixxlqmmw6nonqhhv2z43jmzjfa | Sharpe, J.
Plaintiff, as vendor, filed its bill of complaint August 15, 1938, for specific performance of a land contract or foreclosure and deficiency judgment against defendants. A decree was entered in favor of plaintiff for tbe sum of $4,063.38. Defendants appeal.
The facts are as follows: On July 19,1926, plaintif... | 294 | 1949 |
16387 | bafkreig66qxbjjwjqvoa3zcbddcsbb6upye3hwedpyfgruycxbij6cbf6m | 18 Mich. App. 358 | Michigan Court of Appeals | 1969-07-29 | Docket No. 3,693 | 358 | GORDON v. GREAT LAKES BOWLING CORPORATION
1. Contracts — Performance—Substantial Performance — Definition.
The concept of what constitutes “substantial performance” of a contract is a relative one, the extent of nonperformance being viewed in relation to the full performance promised.
2. Contracts — Performance — Subst... | 2081352 | Before: Lesinski, C. J., and T. M. Burns and J. J. Kelley, JJ. | Michigan | 367 | 2021-08-10T18:10:53.114675+00:00 | GORDON v. GREAT LAKES BOWLING CORPORATION | Gordon v. Great Lakes Bowling Corp. | GORDON v. GREAT LAKES BOWLING CORPORATION | CAP | Michigan appeals reports; cases decided in the Michigan Court of Appeals. | bafkreiffypa6sesiabb524252glic6sukuqiagstyzradt3g3wxdw34pa4 | Lesinski, C. J.
On August 20, 1959, plaintiffs, landlords, entered into a written 20-year lease with defendant, tenant, Great Lakes Bowling Corporation. The lease provided in relevant part that the landlords would erect on the demised premises a building sufficient to house a 64-lane bowling establishment and a parking... | 18 | 2562 |
8304 | bafkreihqwxd2sjrebv7i2lprdv3xdsvrvw7xkwr7z2w3jozvjniftiaamq | 411 Mich. 691 | Michigan Supreme Court | 1981-11-02 | Docket Nos. 64801, 64802 | 691 | PEOPLE v McLEMORE
Docket Nos. 64801, 64802.
Argued April 7, 1981
(Calendar No. 3).
Decided November 2, 1981.
Harold McLemore was charged, while he was serving a federal sentence for bank robbery, with murder, assault with intent to commit murder, and carrying a concealed weapon. The Wayne County Prosecutor obtained wri... | 1946002 | Coleman, C.J., and Kavanagh, Williams, Levin, Fitzgerald, Ryan, and Blair Moody, Jr., JJ., concurred. | Michigan | 695 | 2021-08-11T02:34:22.888631+00:00 | PEOPLE v. McLEMORE | People v. McLemore | PEOPLE v McLEMORE | CAP | Michigan Reports | bafkreics5tt7gcp3jhj37u3nph3kl52hbqbnypdhyxetyp5jw5ygjzfqcm | Per Curiam.
The dispositive issue is whether a writ of habeas corpus ad prosequendum constitutes a detainer within the meaning of the Interstate Agreement on Detainers, MCL 780.601 et seq.; MSA 4.147(1) et seq.
I
The prosecution, by means of writs of habeas corpus ad prosequendum issued by the Recorder's Court for the ... | 411 | 1394 |
8222 | bafkreiaqwd2qa6kixsubdzil4yergg4cxuvz3wgu2m32cbj23bz36yti7u | 40 Mich. 196 | Michigan Supreme Court | 1879-01-21 | 196 | William H. Merrick v. Peter Mayhue.
Justice’s summons — Reimn—Non-suit—Affidavit for transcript of execution. '
The following,return of service of a justice’s summons is prima facie sufficient to give the justice jurisdiction: “I hereby certify that I have personally served the within summons on the within named defend... | 1328423 | The other Justices concurred. | Michigan | 200 | 2021-08-10T17:10:39.020392+00:00 | William H. Merrick v. Peter Mayhue | Merrick v. Mayhue | William H. Merrick v. Peter Mayhue. | CAP | Michigan Reports | bafkreiag46vnedvxby67f2t6we2u7b7omcczzt5zyb3cjkbuhlnsovazeu | Graves, J.
Merrick was under-sheriff and received an execution for collection against Mayhue.
It was issued out of the circuit court on an entry of judgment therein in favor of one Thomas Snell and against defendant in .error, and which entry was founded on a transcript made by Samuel T. Cantelon, a justice of the peac... | 40 | 1458 | |
42460 | bafkreia7k6qwi25fwrj3mxxtfgsvu5egm355pyz62glcteowf6ysqhmtpi | 439 Mich. 186 | Michigan Supreme Court | 1992-03-23 | Docket No. 89274 | 186 | WOODS v CITY OF WARREN
Docket No. 89274.
Argued December 4, 1991
(Calendar No. 4).
Decided March 23, 1992.
Dissenting opinion by Levin, J.,
filed March 27,1992.
Charles G. Woods, a Center Line police officer, and Joanne Woods, his wife, brought an action in the Macomb Circuit Court against the City of Warren, seeking d... | 2017503 | Cavanagh, C.J., and Boyle, Riley, Griffin, and Mallett, JJ., concurred with Brickley, J. | Michigan | 208 | 2021-08-10T17:25:16.933291+00:00 | WOODS v. CITY OF WARREN | Woods v. City of Warren | WOODS v CITY OF WARREN | CAP | Michigan Reports | bafkreifoffq6se4xnxw3c6e7nyq3likl6uzozevxipx5gtoinyfoalut5q | Brickley, J.
In this case, we are asked whether the fireman's rule adopted in Kreski v Modern Wholesale Electric Supply Co, 429 Mich 347; 415 NW2d 178 (1987), applies to bar a suit brought by a police officer injured following a high speed chase. Because we believe that it does, we reverse the decision of the Court of ... | 439 | 7126 |
End of preview. Expand in Data Studio
No dataset card yet
- Downloads last month
- 85