City of Indianapolis v. Maag
Indiana Court of Appeals
From Superior Court of Marion County (85,403) ; Joseph Collier, Judge. Action by Henry Maag against the City of Indianapolis and others. From a judgment for plaintiff, the defendant named appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtIbach, J.
On the day of May, 1911, certain owners of property abutting on Union Street in the city of Indianapolis filed their petition with the board of public works asking that the parts of such street on which their property abutted be vacated. The portion of the street sought to be vacated was described as that part extending from Regent Street to the first east and west alley north of said Regent Street. It also appears that such alley was the northern terminus of Union Street. Such proceedings were at once taken by the board that it was about to vacate the street and approve the assessment of…
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