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Hamilton v. Secretary of State

227 Mich. 111 · Michigan Supreme Court · Jan 22, 1924

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Hamilton v. Secretary of State.

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Dissent
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I concur in the result reached by Justice FELLOWS for the first reason discussed by him.

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Status: Published
Author
Judges: Bird, Clark, McDonald, Moore, Sharpe, Steere, Wiest
Cluster ID: 3523956

Citations

227 Mich. 111
1924 Mich. LEXIS 609
198 N.W. 843

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Parentheticals

“The only limitation, unless otherwise expressly indicated, on legislation supplementary to self- executing constitutional provisions is that the right guaranteed shall not be curtailed or any undue burdens placed thereon.”
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