character violation in Michigan

1915Petaja v. Mining Co., 106 Mich. 463 ( 64 N. W. 335 , 66 N. W. 951 , 32 L.

1914Petaja v. Mining Co., 106 Mich. 463 ( 64 N. W. 335 , 66 N. W. 951 , 32 L.

1915Petaja v. Mining Co., 106 Mich. 463 ( 64 N. W. 335 , 66 N. W. 951 , 32 L.

1914Petaja v. Mining Co., 106 Mich. 463 ( 64 N. W. 335 , 66 N. W. 951 , 32 L.

1998In Noel v Oakland Co Clerk, 92 Mich App 181, 188-189 ; 284 NW2d 761 (1979), this Court quoted 29 CJS, Elections, § 67: “Ordinarily, provisions of an election law are mandatory if enforcement is sought before election in a direct proceeding for that purpose; but after an election such provisions are directory only, in support of the result, unless they are of such a character that their violation would effect an obstruction to the free and intelligent casting of the vote, or to the ascertainment of the result, or unless they affect an essential element of the election, or it is expressly declar

1998In Noel v Oakland Co Clerk, 92 Mich App 181, 188-189 ; 284 NW2d 761 (1979), this Court quoted 29 CJS, Elections, § 67: “Ordinarily, provisions of an election law are mandatory if enforcement is sought before election in a direct proceeding for that purpose; but after an election such provisions are directory only, in support of the result, unless they are of such a character that their violation would effect an obstruction to the free and intelligent casting of the vote, or to the ascertainment of the result, or unless they affect an essential element of the election, or it is expressly declar

1998Further, “[i]t has been repeatedly held by [the Michigan Supreme Court] that irregularities in the conducting of an election will not invalidate the action taken unless it appears that the result was, or may have *659 been, affected thereby.” Rosenbrock v School Dist No 3, Fractional, 344 Mich 335, 339 ; 74 NW2d 32 (1955).

1998Further, “[i]t has been repeatedly held by [the Michigan Supreme Court] that irregularities in the conducting of an election will not invalidate the action taken unless it appears that the result was, or may have *659 been, affected thereby.” Rosenbrock v School Dist No 3, Fractional, 344 Mich 335, 339 ; 74 NW2d 32 (1955).

1998In Noel v Oakland Co Clerk, 92 Mich App 181, 188-189 ; 284 NW2d 761 (1979), this Court quoted 29 CJS, Elections, § 67: “Ordinarily, provisions of an election law are mandatory if enforcement is sought before election in a direct proceeding for that purpose; but after an election such provisions are directory only, in support of the result, unless they are of such a character that their violation would effect an obstruction to the free and intelligent casting of the vote, or to the ascertainment of the result, or unless they affect an essential element of the election, or it is expressly declar

1998In Noel v Oakland Co Clerk, 92 Mich App 181, 188-189 ; 284 NW2d 761 (1979), this Court quoted 29 CJS, Elections, § 67: “Ordinarily, provisions of an election law are mandatory if enforcement is sought before election in a direct proceeding for that purpose; but after an election such provisions are directory only, in support of the result, unless they are of such a character that their violation would effect an obstruction to the free and intelligent casting of the vote, or to the ascertainment of the result, or unless they affect an essential element of the election, or it is expressly declar

1979(Footnotes omitted.) See Richey v Monroe County Board of Education, 346 Mich 156, 167 ; 77 NW2d 361 (1956), Michigan Public Service Co v City of Cheboygan, 324 Mich 309, 340 ; 37 NW2d 116 (1949), City of Jackson v Comm’r of Revenue, 316 Mich 694, 716-717 ; 26 NW2d 569 (1947), Attorney General, ex rel Miller v Miller, 266 Mich 127, 133 ; 253 NW 241 (1934).

1979(Footnotes omitted.) See Richey v Monroe County Board of Education, 346 Mich 156, 167 ; 77 NW2d 361 (1956), Michigan Public Service Co v City of Cheboygan, 324 Mich 309, 340 ; 37 NW2d 116 (1949), City of Jackson v Comm’r of Revenue, 316 Mich 694, 716-717 ; 26 NW2d 569 (1947), Attorney General, ex rel Miller v Miller, 266 Mich 127, 133 ; 253 NW 241 (1934).

1979(Footnotes omitted.) See Richey v Monroe County Board of Education, 346 Mich 156, 167 ; 77 NW2d 361 (1956), Michigan Public Service Co v City of Cheboygan, 324 Mich 309, 340 ; 37 NW2d 116 (1949), City of Jackson v Comm’r of Revenue, 316 Mich 694, 716-717 ; 26 NW2d 569 (1947), Attorney General, ex rel Miller v Miller, 266 Mich 127, 133 ; 253 NW 241 (1934).

1979(Footnotes omitted.) See Richey v Monroe County Board of Education, 346 Mich 156, 167 ; 77 NW2d 361 (1956), Michigan Public Service Co v City of Cheboygan, 324 Mich 309, 340 ; 37 NW2d 116 (1949), City of Jackson v Comm’r of Revenue, 316 Mich 694, 716-717 ; 26 NW2d 569 (1947), Attorney General, ex rel Miller v Miller, 266 Mich 127, 133 ; 253 NW 241 (1934).

1979(Footnotes omitted.) See Richey v Monroe County Board of Education, 346 Mich 156, 167 ; 77 NW2d 361 (1956), Michigan Public Service Co v City of Cheboygan, 324 Mich 309, 340 ; 37 NW2d 116 (1949), City of Jackson v Comm’r of Revenue, 316 Mich 694, 716-717 ; 26 NW2d 569 (1947), Attorney General, ex rel Miller v Miller, 266 Mich 127, 133 ; 253 NW 241 (1934).

1979(Footnotes omitted.) See Richey v Monroe County Board of Education, 346 Mich 156, 167 ; 77 NW2d 361 (1956), Michigan Public Service Co v City of Cheboygan, 324 Mich 309, 340 ; 37 NW2d 116 (1949), City of Jackson v Comm’r of Revenue, 316 Mich 694, 716-717 ; 26 NW2d 569 (1947), Attorney General, ex rel Miller v Miller, 266 Mich 127, 133 ; 253 NW 241 (1934).

1979(Footnotes omitted.) See Richey v Monroe County Board of Education, 346 Mich 156, 167 ; 77 NW2d 361 (1956), Michigan Public Service Co v City of Cheboygan, 324 Mich 309, 340 ; 37 NW2d 116 (1949), City of Jackson v Comm’r of Revenue, 316 Mich 694, 716-717 ; 26 NW2d 569 (1947), Attorney General, ex rel Miller v Miller, 266 Mich 127, 133 ; 253 NW 241 (1934).

1979(Footnotes omitted.) See Richey v Monroe County Board of Education, 346 Mich 156, 167 ; 77 NW2d 361 (1956), Michigan Public Service Co v City of Cheboygan, 324 Mich 309, 340 ; 37 NW2d 116 (1949), City of Jackson v Comm’r of Revenue, 316 Mich 694, 716-717 ; 26 NW2d 569 (1947), Attorney General, ex rel Miller v Miller, 266 Mich 127, 133 ; 253 NW 241 (1934).

1977"A. Yes.” (Emphasis added.) The character of this inquiry into the credibility of Carelock’s identification of defendant went beyond a mere probing for prior inconsistent statements, such as occurred in Hallaway, supra, at 276 .

1977"A. Yes." (Emphasis added.) The character of this inquiry into the credibility of *260 Carelock's identification of defendant went beyond a mere probing for prior inconsistent statements, such as occurred in Hallaway, supra, at 276 .

1962Co., 328 Mich 360 .

1962We think that it sufficiently apprised the carrier of the character of the claim, for while it stated that the claim was for the entire contents of the car ‘at invoice price’ this did not constitute such a variance from the claim for the value of the flour as to be misleading; and it is plain that no prejudice resulted.” In addition to the foregoing see Allen v. Board of State Auditors, 122 Mich 324 (47 LRA 117, 80 Am St Rep 573), and Dawlen Corp. v. New York Central R.

1919Rep. 769 ).” This case is cited in Re Thayer’s Estate, 188 Mich. 261 , and the rule applied in a character inquiry as to chastity.

1912Jackson v. Armstrong, supra; Swimm v. Bush, 23 Mich. 99 ; Starkweather v. Benjamin, 32 Mich. 305 ; Holcomb v. Noble, 69 Mich. 396 ( 37 N. W. 497 ); Smith v. McDonald, 139 Mich. 225 ( 102 N. W. 738 ); Smith v. Werkheiser, 152 Mich. 177 ( 115 N. W. 964 , 15 L.

1912Jackson v. Armstrong, supra; Swimm v. Bush, 23 Mich. 99 ; Starkweather v. Benjamin, 32 Mich. 305 ; Holcomb v. Noble, 69 Mich. 396 ( 37 N. W. 497 ); Smith v. McDonald, 139 Mich. 225 ( 102 N. W. 738 ); Smith v. Werkheiser, 152 Mich. 177 ( 115 N. W. 964 , 15 L.

1912Jackson v. Armstrong, supra; Swimm v. Bush, 23 Mich. 99 ; Starkweather v. Benjamin, 32 Mich. 305 ; Holcomb v. Noble, 69 Mich. 396 ( 37 N. W. 497 ); Smith v. McDonald, 139 Mich. 225 ( 102 N. W. 738 ); Smith v. Werkheiser, 152 Mich. 177 ( 115 N. W. 964 , 15 L.

1912Jackson v. Armstrong, supra; Swimm v. Bush, 23 Mich. 99 ; Starkweather v. Benjamin, 32 Mich. 305 ; Holcomb v. Noble, 69 Mich. 396 ( 37 N. W. 497 ); Smith v. McDonald, 139 Mich. 225 ( 102 N. W. 738 ); Smith v. Werkheiser, 152 Mich. 177 ( 115 N. W. 964 , 15 L.

1912Jackson v. Armstrong, supra; Swimm v. Bush, 23 Mich. 99 ; Starkweather v. Benjamin, 32 Mich. 305 ; Holcomb v. Noble, 69 Mich. 396 ( 37 N. W. 497 ); Smith v. McDonald, 139 Mich. 225 ( 102 N. W. 738 ); Smith v. Werkheiser, 152 Mich. 177 ( 115 N. W. 964 , 15 L.

1912Jackson v. Armstrong, supra; Swimm v. Bush, 23 Mich. 99 ; Starkweather v. Benjamin, 32 Mich. 305 ; Holcomb v. Noble, 69 Mich. 396 ( 37 N. W. 497 ); Smith v. McDonald, 139 Mich. 225 ( 102 N. W. 738 ); Smith v. Werkheiser, 152 Mich. 177 ( 115 N. W. 964 , 15 L.

1912Jackson v. Armstrong, supra; Swimm v. Bush, 23 Mich. 99 ; Starkweather v. Benjamin, 32 Mich. 305 ; Holcomb v. Noble, 69 Mich. 396 ( 37 N. W. 497 ); Smith v. McDonald, 139 Mich. 225 ( 102 N. W. 738 ); Smith v. Werkheiser, 152 Mich. 177 ( 115 N. W. 964 , 15 L.

1912Jackson v. Armstrong, supra; Swimm v. Bush, 23 Mich. 99 ; Starkweather v. Benjamin, 32 Mich. 305 ; Holcomb v. Noble, 69 Mich. 396 ( 37 N. W. 497 ); Smith v. McDonald, 139 Mich. 225 ( 102 N. W. 738 ); Smith v. Werkheiser, 152 Mich. 177 ( 115 N. W. 964 , 15 L.

1895The cases of Michels v. Stork, 52 Mich. 266 , and Ripley v. Evans, 87 Mich. 217 , hold that the sheriff’s return is conclusive as to the facts therein stated concerning the action of the sheriff during the time the writ was in his hands, in executing or attempting to execute it, and that it cannot be contradicted by evidence dehors the record.