Lanham & Sons Co. v. City of Rome
Supreme Court of Georgia
Petitions for injunction. Before Judge Bell. Floyd superior court. January 30, 1911.
1Opinion of the CourtLumpkin, J.
Lanham & Sons Company and Bosworth each filed an equitable petition against the City of Rome, seeking to enjoin against executions which had been issued against them 'and their lots respectively on account of a street improvement. In each case the injunction was refused, and exception was taken. The cases were argued together in this court.
The grounds of attack by the plaintiffs may be summarized under the following general heads: (1) That the act of the legislature under which the executions were issued' was unconstitutional on account of defects in'the record as to the method of its…
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