Pearson v. Richards
Oregon Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtHarris, J.
The appellants contend that, even though it be decided that the plaintiff is entitled to equitable relief, the decree must necessarily be reversed because the complaint fails to allege facts showing that the reassessment constituted a valid lien; and in our opinion this contention of the appellants must be sustained. The complaint merely .alleges:
“That at all times herein mentioned there was and now is a lien against lot 6 * * for the improvement of 12th Street # # in favor of defendant City of Salem, and in the sum of $209.42, * * upon which there has been nothing paid, and that at all times…
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