Blinn v. City of Marion
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
YOUNG, Judge.
The appellants Blinn, et al., brought this action to challenge the validity of certain proposed public expenditures by the City of Marion. This action was prosecuted, in certain of its counts, as a public lawsuit. See IC 1971, 34-4-17-1 et seq. (Burns Code Ed.). The trial court granted summary judgment for the City. We reverse.
The circumstances necessary for an understanding of this lawsuit are as follows. In the autumn of 1977 the City initiated certain procedures to obtain funds for the construction of a new city hall. The first step in this process was for the common council…
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