Monroe v. City of Fort Howard

These are actions in equity to restrain the collection of a tax • for reasons affecting the groundwork of the tax, and coming within section 12105, R. S. The court below proceeded to judgment for the respondents, without awaiting a reassessment; and it is very properly conceded, by their learned counsel, that the cases are governed by Plumer v. Supervisors, 46 Wis., 163; Flanders v. Merrimack, 48 Wis., 567; Kingsley v. Supervisors, 49 Wis., 649; and Single v. Stettin, id., 645, and must be reversed.

This is perhaps a proper place to remark that the opinion of the court in Kingsley v.…