Michigan Supreme Court, 1893

White v. Carlisle

White v. Carlisle
Michigan Supreme Court · Decided April 7, 1893
95 Mich. 288; 54 N.W. 875
White v. Carlisle

Opinion of the Court

Per Curiam.

The writ is denied, with costs, upon the ground that the statute gives a public remédy, and was not designed to make it the duty of the commissioner to institute proceedings, at the instance of a private person, when the commissioner believes, after an honest inquiry, that no unlawful encroachment upon the highway exists.

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