MCL 211.7cc(2) provides that an owner of property can claim the PRE by filing an affidavit that must state that the property is owned and occupied as a principal residence by that owner of the property on the date that the affidavit is signed and shall state that the owner has not claimed a substantially similar exemption, deduction, or credit on property in another state.
In 2012, plaintiff's then-wife filed for divorce and paid $230 in filing fees. He later filed a motion as to custody of his child in the divorce action, and paid an $80 FOC fee, collected by the clerk of the court pursuant to the former MCL...
The court affirmed the district court's judgment denying the defendant-police officer's (Officer Flake) defense of qualified immunity on the plaintiffs' claims of excessive force and arrest without probable cause. It dismissed defendant-City of...
Holding that the plaintiff-city's noise ordinance was unconstitutionally vague, the court reversed and remanded for dismissal of the citations against the defendants-bar owners and employee. Defendants were issued the citations on the ground that...
There was sufficient evidence to convict defendant-Thomasine Robinson, a mayoral candidate in the 2012 election, of "vote buying" where a witness testified that Thomasine Robinson gave her $20 to vote in the election. There was also evidence that...
The trial court properly denied in part the defendant-road commission's motion for summary disposition premised on governmental immunity where the plaintiffs-homeowners stated a claim under the "sewage disposal system event exception," and...
