Asked by Blaze
Hi this is my lead for a old court case I was assigned.
The Michigan Court of Appeals finds no error in the trial courts disposition of favoring defendant Ionia Sentinel-Standard newspaper entry of summary judgment over the plaintiff’s claims regarding the accidental death of her husband.
does it make sense?
The Michigan Court of Appeals finds no error in the trial courts disposition of favoring defendant Ionia Sentinel-Standard newspaper entry of summary judgment over the plaintiff’s claims regarding the accidental death of her husband.
does it make sense?
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Answered by
Writeacher
What's the most interesting part of that too-long, too-detailed sentence?
<i>The Michigan Court of Appeals finds no error
in the trial courts disposition of favoring
defendant Ionia Sentinel-Standard newspaper
entry of summary judgment
over the plaintiff’s claims regarding
the accidental death of her husband. </i>
<i>The Michigan Court of Appeals finds no error
in the trial courts disposition of favoring
defendant Ionia Sentinel-Standard newspaper
entry of summary judgment
over the plaintiff’s claims regarding
the accidental death of her husband. </i>
Answered by
Writeacher
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