Town of Cicero v. Williamson
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Hamilton Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtElliott, J.
— The appellees sought and obtained an injunction prohibiting the town of Cicero from collecting taxes upon real estate owned by the appellees. The ground upon which this relief was awarded was that the land upon which the taxes were assessed had not been annexed to the town.
It is now settled law, that proceedings to annex contiguous territory to incorporated towns or cities can not be set aside upon the ground that the proceedings of the board of com*542missioners were erroneous, except in cases where there is a direct appeal from the judgment of the board. The question as to the regularity of…
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