Jones v. Luddington
Indiana Supreme Court
From Porter Circuit Court; Willis G. McMahan, Judge. Remonstrance by Leander Jones against the report of drainage commissioners in proceedings for the construction of a drain, commenced on the petition of Joseph D. Luddington and others. From a judgment against him, the remonstrant appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtMorris, J.
Appellees filed a petition for the construction of a drain. Appellant remonstrated against the report of the drainage commissioners, on the grounds, among others, that certain tracts of his land, assessed as benefited, would be greatly damaged by overflow water, and that four tracts, assessed as benefited in the respective sums of $40, $60, $200 and $200, would derive no benefits from the proposed work. The court found against appellant on the question of damages, and modified the assessment of benefits so as to leave the four tracts assessed respectively at $40, $60, $100 and $50.
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