· 10/2/1893
Butler v. Bertrand
Citations
- 97 Mich. 59
- 56 N.W. 342
- 1893 Mich. LEXIS 842
How courts have described this case
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- explaining that the concept of inherent judicial power has its origin in the Minnesota Constitution
- discussing the judiciary’s inherent authority “to compel the payment of public funds for judicial purposes”
- action of district court judges in setting clerk's salary not proper exercise of inherent authority
- “Inherent judicial power governs that which is essential to the existence, dignity, and function of a court because it is a court”
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Judges: Hooker, Other
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