Wetter v. City of Indianapolis

The plaintiffs-appellants, as taxpayers and members of the general public, brought this class action in 1957 against the City of Indianapolis, et al., the appellees, to enjoin the city from utilizing certain real estate in the City of Indianapolis known as the East Market site for any purpose other than a city market, to mandate the city to budget and levy taxes, to maintain the real estate and improvements known as the “City Market,” and to rebuild Tomlinson Hall on part of the site. In 1958 Tomlinson Hall was partially destroyed by fire, causing a vacation of a large part of the market…