Michigan Supreme Court· 6/7/1960
In Re Mosby
Citations
- 103 N.W.2d 462
- 360 Mich. 186
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- noting that the doctrine of ejusdem generis may not be applied when the language of the statute, in its entirety, “discloses no purpose of limiting the general words used”
- noting that the doctrine of ejusdem generis may not be applied when the language of the statute, in its entirety, “discloses no purpose of limiting the general words used”
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- Core v. City of Traverse CityMichigan Court of Appeals· 1979-04-16· cited 11×
- Southeastern Oakland County Incinerator Authority v. Department of Natural ResourcesMichigan Court of Appeals· 1989-04-17· cited 9×
- Jads, Inc. v. DetroitMichigan Court of Appeals· 1972-07-03· cited 8×
- People v. JacquesMichigan Supreme Court· 1998-01-21· cited 7×
- Natsch v. City of SouthfieldMichigan Court of Appeals· 1986-09-08· cited 7×
- Crowe v. County of WayneMichigan Supreme Court· 1961-03-16· cited 3×
- People v. DorrisMichigan Court of Appeals· 1980-03-04· cited 1×
- People v. BrownMichigan Court of Appeals· 1977-09-20· cited 1×
- Socia v. DnrMichigan Court of Appeals· 1989-04-17
- People of Michigan v. Madison Danielle PerryMichigan Court of Appeals· 2021-08-12
- Doreen Rott v. Arthur RottMichigan Supreme Court· 2021-07-30
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