SELTZER v. STERLING TOWNSHIP

Calendar No. 52, Docket No. 50,104.

371 Mich. 214 (1963)

123 N.W.2d 722

SELTZER v. STERLING TOWNSHIP.

Supreme Court of Michigan.

Decided October 10, 1963.


Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Paul Sislin, for plaintiffs.

Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone and Nunneley & Nunneley, for defendant.


KAVANAGH, J.

This law action was brought in the Macomb county circuit court to recover from defendant township the sum of $150 per lot, totaling $8,400, paid by plaintiffs as a privilege fee for "capital improvements." Payments were made under protest and the township was aware of the protest. The payments were in addition to water tap-in fees of $125 per lot paid under the Sterling township water ordinance. The tap-in fees are not involved

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