Price v. City of Lincoln

Plaintiffs sought to enjoin the city of Lincoln from proceeding to collect a paving assessment levied upon certain city real estate owned by them. The suit, was dismissed, and plaintiffs appealed. .

The record consists of the pleadings, the court’s special findings of fact and conclusions of law, and the judgment. A bill of exceptions has not been filed. Plaintiffs concede that the findings of fact are “warranted by the evidence,” but they except to the conclusions of law.

Ordinance No. 873, creating paving district No. 190, provides generally, among other things, that the district “shall…