Hill v. Borough of Belmar
Supreme Court of New Jersey
1Opinion of the Court
Pee 'Cuktam.
The writ of certiorari brings before us for review an ordinance entitled, "An ordinance providing for the construction of .a swimming pool in the borough of Belmar, and appropriating the money necessary for the work.
Prosecutors have filed nine specific and one general reason why the ordinance should be set aside. These are argued under six points or grounds.
The first, second and fourth may be considered together. They are :
1. The borough of Belmar has no right to spend public moneys for improving property to which it has no title.
2. Such title as the borough of Belmar has to the…
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