Seymour v. Milford & Chillicothe Turnpike Co.
Ohio Supreme Court
This is a certiorari to the court of common pleas of the county of Ross. The record shows that on June 26, 1841, the plaintiffs in error recovered a judgment against the defendants, in the court of common pleas for Ross county, for 11,736.77, besides costs of suit.
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This is a certiorari to the court of common pleas of the county of Ross. The record shows that on June 26, 1841, the plaintiffs in error recovered a judgment against the defendants, in the court of common pleas for Ross county, for 11,736.77, besides costs of suit. On the 14th day of July of the same year, a writ of ft. fa. was issued and put into the hands of the sheriff, and which writ was returned at the November term of said court of common pleas, 1841. From the sheriff’s return it appears, that finding no goods and chattels whereupon to levy, he had, on July 16,1841, levied upon the…
1Opinion of the CourtHitchcock, J.
The questions arising in this case are of great •interest, inasmuch as the rights of the state, of a county, and of ■individuals, members of an incorporated company, are involved. They are of interest, too, because should they be decided one way, .and should the laws of the state remain unchanged, an end would, in all probability, be put to any further imj>rovement of the state by companies.associated for the purpose of constructing turnpike •roads, and the improvements of that character already made *480would soon fall into the hands of a few individuals, or possibly of the counties in which…
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