Louden v. Saginaw

Louden sued the city of East Saginaw to recover back moneys paid under protest by himself and others who had assigned to him, under an assessment for paving Genesee street between Jefferson and James streets. The pavements were made in September, 1872, and October, 1872. The record, which is carelessly made up, does not show when this suit was commenced, but it is assumed to have been in time to avoid the limitation of six years, if that is to govern in the decision. As the court below directed judgment for defendant because no sufficient claim was made in time against the city, it becomes…