Bogert v. City of Indianapolis

Suit by the city of Indianapolis against Charles Bogert, charging him with a violation of the cemetery ordinance. The only complaint filed in the case, before the mayor, was the affidavit of one Garrison W. All-red, that said Bogert did violate the ordinance in question, by entering a certain cemetery in said city, and interring therein a dead body.

A motion to dismiss for want of a sufficient cause of action, was denied.

There was judgment before the mayor against Bogert. In the Common Pleas, motions to dismiss, &c., were again overruled, and the judgment of the mayor was affirmed.

Without…