Ziebell v. Village of Posen

Mr. Presiding Justice McSurely

delivered the opinion of the court.

October 3, 1927, the complainants, 44 in number, a majority of the voters in the territory which the Village of Posen, defendant, attempted to annex, filed their bill asking for an injunction to restrain this attempt. A temporary injunction was issued. Subsequently an .amended bill was filed, to which defendant demurred. This was overruled and a decree entered making the injunction permanent. Defendant appeals.

Defendant raises only one point in its brief, namely, that the validity of the annexation proceedings can be tested only…