Campbell Const. Co. v. Williamson

Opinion of the Court by.

Judge Rees

— Affirming.

Pikeville, a city of tbe fourth class, by ordinances • duly enacted, authorized the construction of certain streets in the city, including Julius avenue. The Campbell Construction Company was the successful bidder for the work, and it completed the construction of the streets in the autumn of 1925.

T. J. Williamson owned a number of lots fronting on Julius avenue, and they were duly assessed with their proportionate part of the cost of construction. Williamson elected to pay the assessments against his lots on the 10-year payment plan, and, within…