107 Mich. 246 | Mich. | 1895
(after stating the facts). It is unnecessary to cite the numerous authorities of this court to the proposition that boards of review are the proper tribunals for the correction of unjust assessments, and that parties will not be heard in the courts until they have exhausted their remedy before these tribunals. This is conceded, but the plaintiff seeks to excuse the non-performance of this duty by the claim that the assessors and common council had prejudged the plaintiff’s case, and had entered into a scheme to tax the stockholders
The judgment must be reversed, with the costs of both courts,. and no new trial granted.