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Michigan Supreme Court, 1961

Bauer v. Township of Redford

Bauer v. Township of Redford
Michigan Supreme Court · Decided November 30, 1961 · Per Curiam
111 N.W.2d 742; 364 Mich. 547; 1961 Mich. LEXIS 398 (North Western Reporter, Second Series)
Bauer v. Township of Redford

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Opinion

364 Mich. 547 (1961)
111 N.W.2d 742

BAUER
v.
TOWNSHIP OF REDFORD.

Docket No. 73, Calendar No. 48,839.

Supreme Court of Michigan.

Submitted October 13, 1961.
Decided November 30, 1961.

*548 Dale D. Libby and Herbert H. Schoenberg, for plaintiffs.

Kasoff & Young, for defendants.

PER CURIAM:

On motion of the Court, rehearing is hereby granted in Bauer v. Township of Redford, No. 14 — October, 1959, because of alleged ambiguity in decree entered December 11, 1959, based on stipulation of parties. Further, decision in the above-styled appeal is hereby postponed pending further action in the original case. Further, parties in the original case are hereby granted 60 days in which to submit supplemental briefs.

DETHMERS, C.J., and CARR, KELLY, BLACK, EDWARDS, KAVANAGH, SOURIS, and OTIS M. SMITH, JJ., concurred.

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