palani
15th December 2011, 07:14 AM
Following are several reasons to re-examine your relationship with your city, village, township or county.
Padberg v. Roos, 404 SW2d 161, Supreme Court of Missouri, April 11, 1966
A county or a city, charter or otherwise, is imperium in imperio, that is, a government with a government. The people of a county or city, as such, are not sovereign.
Wayne County v. Michigan Public Service Commission, 72 NW2d 109, 1955
A "county" is a body politic composed of cities, villages and townships.
While the first cases talks of "people" there are none in any city, village, township or county.
Padberg v. Roos, 404 SW2d 161, Supreme Court of Missouri, April 11, 1966
A county or a city, charter or otherwise, is imperium in imperio, that is, a government with a government. The people of a county or city, as such, are not sovereign.
Wayne County v. Michigan Public Service Commission, 72 NW2d 109, 1955
A "county" is a body politic composed of cities, villages and townships.
While the first cases talks of "people" there are none in any city, village, township or county.