City of Buffalo v. Strong & Co.
New York Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtFuld, J.
The City of Buffalo brought this action against the holders of its water bonds dated October 10, 1908, for a judgment declaring that such bonds are callable at any time before their maturity in 1958 at the option of the city. In its complaint — which set forth the text of the bonds as well as the text of the state and local action which led to their issuance — the city alleged that, although its common council had provided, by budgetary appropriations, sufficient funds for the recall and repayment of those bonds, it “ cannot, without great peril to its financial standing and credit,” recall…
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