Michigan Supreme Court, 1978

The Michigan Supreme Court upheld the core of the No-Fault Insurance Act: the Legislature may constitutionally compel motorists to purchase personal injury and property damage protection insurance as a condition of registering and operating a vehicle, and the act's partial abolition of tort remedies, its benefit…

The Michigan Supreme Court held that the appellate court’s grant of leave to appeal was improvidently granted because the record did not show a reversible error in the trial court’s bail determination.