Michigan Supreme Court, 1895

Attorney General ex rel. Griffin v. Tasker

Attorney General ex rel. Griffin v. Tasker
Michigan Supreme Court · Decided January 8, 1895 · Grant, Hooker, Long, McGrath, Montgomery, Other
102 Mich. 416

Attorney General ex rel. Griffin v. Tasker

070rehearing

On rehearing the following opinion was filed January-8, 1895:

Montgomery, J.

This case was heard with the case of Attorney General v. Glaser, ante, 405, and depends upon the same state of facts, except that the respondent in the present case was shown, on the recount of votes had under Act No. 208, Laws of 1887, to have had a majority of 15:, *417and á re-examination of the votes upon the basis of tbe opinion in Attorney General v. Glaser shows that the respondent, Tasker, was duly elected by a majority of not less than eight. We consider it unnecessary to recapitulate the votes.

Judgment will be entered for respondent.

The other Justices concurred.

Opinion of the Court

Montgomery, J.

This case depends upon the same-state of facts as was considered in the case of Attorney General v. Glaser, ante, 396. The relator is entitled to-recover.

McGrath, C. J., Long and Hooker, JJ., concurred.. Grant, J., did not sit.

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