Clarke v. City of Evansville
Indiana Court of Appeals
From Vanderburgh Superior Court; Robert J. Trace-well,'Judge. Action by Clarence E. Clarke against the City of Evansville. From a judgment for defendant, the plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtDausman, P. J.
The appellant owned two lots which were assessed on account of street improvement. Being dissatisfie’d with the amount of the assessments, he appealed to the court below by filing his verified petition and a bond as required by statute. §8716 Burns 1914, Acts 1909 p. 412. In addition to other averments the petition contains the following: “That Lot Number 34 is assessed for taxation, exclusive of improvements, in the sum of $290.00;'that Lot Number 12 is assessed for taxation, exclusive of improvements, in the sum of $360.00; that the amount assessed against each lot for the street…
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