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· 2/24/1902

Voigt v. Detroit City

Citations

  • 184 U.S. 115
  • 22 S. Ct. 337
  • 46 L. Ed. 459
  • 1902 U.S. LEXIS 2292

Syllabus

<p>The Supreme Court of tbe State of Michigan having decided that the amount of taxes in a ease like the present which may be assessed upon a district, or upon any given parcel of land therein cannot exceed the benefits, on a hearing given him the property owner could have shown that there was a violation of that rule, if -it had been violated, and such violation would have relieved his land from the tax; hut he was not entitled to a notice of every step in the proceedings.</p>

Judges: McKenna, Harlan

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