Seibert v. City of Indianapolis

The relief sought in this suit is an injunction against the city of Indianapolis to prevent its entering into a proposed contract' for the construction upon State street in said city of a pavement of the type known as “Warren’s patent bitulithic.” The complaint contains eleven distinct specifications, each purporting to give a reason for the alleged invalidity of the proceeding which it is sought to enjoin. Separate demurrers for want of facts were addressed to each of said specifications, and sustained in part and overruled in part. The issue was closed by a general denial. Trial was had and…