King v. Peninsular Portland Cement Co.¶
Michigan Supreme Court. (1921). King v. Peninsular Portland Cement Co.
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- En ventre sa mere
- The treatment is limited to the benefit at issue, not a general declaration of prenatal legal personhood.
This source335, 185 N.W. 858, original opinion, printed pp. 335–337 (facts and initial award) and 340–341 (1915 §11807, posthumous child and affirmed board order).
- The treatment is limited to the benefit at issue, not a general declaration of prenatal legal personhood.
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