Salas v. Clements

Supreme Court of Michigan · Decided 1976-12-27

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Ryan, J. I dissent. Eschewing the constitutional analysis for which leave was granted in this case, this Court nevertheless holds that the "name and retain” amendment 1 to the dramshop act applies only to those plaintiffs who know the identity of the intoxicated person. The result, of course, is the creation by judicial fiat of an excepti…

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