Harris v. Churchill
New York Supreme Court
Action by John C. Harris against A. L. Churchill, as Receiver of Taxes for the Town and Village of Saratoga Springs, and the Village of Saratoga Springs, to restrain the collection of a sewer tax. Findings for defendants ordered.
1Opinion of the CourtWhitmyer, J.
This action has been brought to restrain the collection of a sewer tax, amounting to $170.10, levied against three parcels of property belonging to plaintiff, as his share of the cost of a sewer built in Granite street, in the village of Saratoga Springs, N. Y., and to restrain the collection thereof. The assessment was made by the sewer, water, and street commissioners of said village. By Laws 1902, c. 506, said commissioners are declared to be a body corporate, and are charged, among other things, with the management and control of the sewer system of the village. In 1906 a petition was…
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