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· 2/16/2005

Yankee Springs Township v. Fox

Citations

  • 692 N.W.2d 728
  • 264 Mich. App. 604

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  • “[N]otwithstanding the doctrine of stare decisis, a rule of law from a case that is factually distinguishable may not be binding on a different set of facts . . . .”
  • in which this Court previously determined that for the doctrine of laches to apply, there must be an \unreasonable delay that results in 'circumstances that would render inequitable any grant of relief to the dilatory plaintiff' \

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Judges: Hood, Donofrio, Borrello

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