Sec. 10.
In case the jury hereinbefore provided for shall not agree, another jury may be summoned in the same manner, and the same proceedings may be had, except that no further notice of the proceedings shall be necessary; but instead of such notice, the judge, commissioner, or justice may adjourn the proceedings to such times as he shall think reasonable, not exceeding 30 days, and shall make the process to summon a jury returnable at such time and place as the said proceedings shall be adjourned to. Such proceedings may be adjourned from time to time by the said judge, or commissioner, or justice, on the application of either party, and for good cause, to be shown by the party applying for such adjournment unless the other party shall consent to such adjournment; but such adjournments shall not in all exceed 3 months.
History: 1909, Act 272, Eff. Sept. 1, 1909 ;-- CL 1915, 5132 ;-- CL 1929, 3876 ;-- CL 1948, 128.160
Structure Michigan Compiled Laws
Act 272 of 1909 - Enlargement of Township Burial Grounds (128.151 - 128.164)
Section 128.153 - Notice to Township Board of Trustees; Publication; Service of Notice on Owner.
Section 128.154 - Judge; Duties; Jury Summons, Return, Contents; Empaneling.
Section 128.156 - Judgment; Collection.
Section 128.158 - Vesting of Fee; Conditions; Writ of Possession.
Section 128.159 - Possession by Township; Writ of Possession.
Section 128.160 - Jury Disagreement; Adjournment, Limit.
Section 128.161 - Parties to Suit; Proof of Claims; Settlement.
Section 128.162 - Payment Order; Issuance, Receipt; Evidence.