Rayl v. Kirby
Indiana Supreme Court
From Howard Circuit Court; William C. Purdum, Judge. Proceedings by William Kirby and others for the construction of a drain, in which William. H. Rayl and others hie remonstrance. From a judgment for petitioners, the remonstrators appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtMyebs, J.
•Proceeding by appellees for tiling a portion of an open public drain in Howard County, by proceedings before the board of commissioners. On general remonstrance the proceeding was dismissed. On appeal to the circuit court the remonstrance was held insufficient, and such proceedings had that the ditch was established, from which order this appeal is prosecuted. The errors assigned are predicated on exceptions to the conclusions of law on the court’s special finding of facts, and in overruling the motion for a new trial, and the question to be determined is the sufficiency of .the remonstrance.
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