In Re PETITION BY WAYNE COUNTY TREASURER

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• concluding that the portion of a statute purporting to limit a court’s jurisdiction to modify judgments of foreclosure was unconstitutional and unenforceable as applied to property owners who were denied due process
• holding that MCL 211.78k(6) deprives the circuit court of jurisdiction to alter a judgment of foreclosure, but that such a rule could, in some cases, violate a person’s constitutional right to due process
• holding that MCL 211.78k(6) deprives the circuit court of jurisdiction to alter a judgment of foreclosure, but that such a rule could, in some cases, violate a person’s constitutional right to due process
• holding that MCL 211.78k(6) deprives the circuit court of jurisdiction to alter a judgment of foreclosure, but that such a rule could, in some cases, violate a person’s constitutional right to due process
• noting that “[i]n cases where the foreclosing governmental unit complies with the GPTA notice provisions, MCL 211.78k is not problematic”
• noting that “[i]n cases where the foreclosing governmental unit complies with the GPTA notice provisions, MCL 211.78k is not problematic”

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• In Re Petition by Wayne County Treasurer
  Michigan Supreme Court· 2005-11-29