People ex rel. Davis v. Common Council of Lansing
| Decision Date | 20 April 1875 |
| Citation | 31 Mich. 490 |
| Court | Michigan Supreme Court |
| Parties | The People on the relation of Eli H. Davis v. The Common Council of Lansing |
Heard April 20, 1875
Application for Mandamus.
Relief granted, with costs.
John M. French, Jr., for relator.
No counsel appeared for respondent.
OPINION
The respondents fail to make answer to the order heretofore granted to show cause, and it is very apparent that the facts set forth in the petition, and which the respondents must, for the purposes of this case, be taken to admit, bring the application within the decision in French v. The Common Council of Lansing, 30 Mich. 378.
The relief prayed must therefore be granted, with costs.
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