Sullivan v. Weibeler
Supreme Court of Minnesota
The plaintiff, as treasurer of Scott county, brought these actions-in the district court for that county, to recover damages alleged to-have been sustained by reason of the appeals taken by the defendants Weibeler and Bowler from orders denying their applications for-injunctions in actions brought by them to restrain the plaintiff from proceeding to collect personal taxes.
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The plaintiff, as treasurer of Scott county, brought these actions-in the district court for that county, to recover damages alleged to-have been sustained by reason of the appeals taken by the defendants Weibeler and Bowler from orders denying their applications for-injunctions in actions brought by them to restrain the plaintiff from proceeding to collect personal taxes. (See Weibeler v. Sullivan, 34-Minn. 317.) The plaintiff appeals from orders by Edson, J., sustaining demurrers to the complaints.
1Opinion of the CourtGilfillan, C. J.
The defendants Bowler and Weibeler each commenced an action in the district court against the plaintiff, who was-treasurer of Scott county, to restrain the collection by him of personal taxes assessed against them. In each action the plaintiff in it-gave notice of a motion for an injunction pending the action, and at-the same time procured an order staying all proceedings for the collection of such taxes until after the hearing and determination of' such motion. The motion was heard and denied May 10, 1884, and on the 13th the plaintiff in each action took an appeal from the order denying the…
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