Winfield v. McCaslin
Indiana Supreme Court
From Cass Circuit Court; Joseph Claybaugh, Judge. From an allowance of certain claims by the Board of Commissioners of the County of Cass, Maurice Winfield, as an interested taxpayer, appealed to the circuit court. From the judgment there rendered, Winfield appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtHarvey, J.
1. 2. Appellee’s decedent filed with the auditor of Cass county three separate claims against the county. The claims were allowed by the board of commissioners. Appellant,' as an interested taxpayer, appealed from the action of the board to the circuit court. In the circuit court the board successfully moved that said appeal be dismissed as to the board. No exception was taken to the order of dismissal, and no question is here presented as to the correctness thereof. The board of commissioners was in no manner thereafter brought into the circuit court in said causes, and the orders of the…
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