Weber v. City of San Francisco
California Supreme Court
Appeal from the superior court of the city of San Francisco, where judgment was rendered in favor of the defendants. The facts, so far as they are material to an understanding of the grounds upon which the opinion of the court was based, aré stated, in the opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
By the Courts
Bennett, J.
An assessment was laid on property in the city of San Francisco, owned or claimed by the plaintiff, for the purpose of improving a street. The common council of the city passed an ordinance directing the improvement to be made; and, after its completion, the plaintiff filed his complaint in the superior court, claiming that the assessment was, for numerous causes, unauthorized and illegal. An injunction was accordingly granted to prevent the sale of the plaintiff’s land by the defendants. Upon the hearing of the cause, the superior court rendered judgment, that the…
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