Curless v. Watson

1. The town of Swayzee undertook the improvement of a street in that town known as Washington Street. The contract was let to the appellee, the work was completed and accepted, and assessments were made upon the abutting property to pay the cost of making such improvement. The appellant Ada E. Curless was, at the time this suit was commenced, the owner of a tract of unplatted land abutting upon the improved part of this street, and Arthur E. Curless was her husband. The suit was brought to enforce the lien of assessment against these lands and it resulted in a judgment for the full amount of…