Michigan Court of Appeals· 3/14/2007
Olson v. Olson
Citations
- 729 N.W.2d 908
- 273 Mich. App. 347
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- noting that “interest may be denied in proceedings that are not typical civil actions preceding an award of a money judgment.”
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Judges: Borrello, Neff, Cooper
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17 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- Gordon Sel-Way, Inc. v. Spence Bros.Michigan Supreme Court· 1991-09-17· cited 196×
- Phinney v. PerlmutterMichigan Court of Appeals· 1997-06-16· cited 160×
- Olson v. OlsonMichigan Court of Appeals· 2003-07-14· cited 123×
- Ayar v. Foodland DistributorsMichigan Supreme Court· 2005-07-06· cited 51×
- Stoudemire v. StoudemireMichigan Court of Appeals· 2002-01-25· cited 46×
- People Ex Rel. Wayne County Prosecutor v. $176,598.00 US CurrencyMichigan Supreme Court· 2001-09-25· cited 18×
- Saber v. SaberMichigan Court of Appeals· 1985-10-07· cited 17×
- In re Forfeiture of $176,598Michigan Supreme Court· 2001-09-25· cited 17×
- Department of Treasury v. Central Wayne County Sanitation AuthorityMichigan Court of Appeals· 1990-06-26· cited 16×
- Farmers Insurance Exchange v. Titan InsuranceMichigan Court of Appeals· 2002-09-10· cited 15×
- Thomas v. ThomasMichigan Court of Appeals· 1989-03-20· cited 13×
- Ashbrenner v. AshbrennerMichigan Court of Appeals· 1986-11-18· cited 12×
- Lawrence v. LawrenceMichigan Court of Appeals· 1986-03-18· cited 10×
- Reigle v. ReigleMichigan Court of Appeals· 1991-05-20· cited 9×
- Langford v. LangfordMichigan Court of Appeals· 1992-10-19· cited 7×
- Chisnell v. ChisnellMichigan Court of Appeals· 1986-02-18· cited 3×
- Olson v. OlsonMichigan Supreme Court· 2005-06-02· cited 1×
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