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· 3/28/1989

Cardinal-Franklin Collections, Ltd. v. Department of Licensing & Regulation

Citations

  • 443 N.W.2d 176
  • 177 Mich. App. 594

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  • fact that corporation had been automatically dissolved did not deprive it of standing to file a petition to quash the subpoena since subsequent compliance with statutory filing requirements renewed corporate status as if dissolution had never taken place
  • fact that corporation had been automatically dissolved did not deprive it of standing to file a petition to quash the subpoena since subsequent compliance with statutory filing requirements renewed corporate status as if dissolution had never taken place

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Judges: Kelly, Gribbs, Washington

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