House-Wives League, Inc. v. City of Indianapolis

Appellants brought this suit to restrain appellees from enforcing a resolution and order of the board of safety of the city of Indianapolis to the effect that no stands would be leased or permitted on the sidewalks at the city market in said city, and to enjoin appellees from refusing to permit outside sidewalk stands for the sale of produce upon payment of the regular market fee.

Appellants’ complaint alleged that the city of Indianapolis “is the regular custodian for market purposes only of certain real estate which is occupied for the use of such market; that the fee simple before the…