City of McComb v. Flowers

This is a suit by the appellant for the collection of the cost of a sidewalk constructed by it along certain property owned by the appellee on a street in the city of McComb. A demurrer to the bill was sustained and the bill was dismissed. The ground of the demurrer here relied on by the appellee is that the bill of complaint does not set forth the ordinances and resolutions passed, and other things done by the appellant in the process of constructing this sidewalk.

The bill alleges, in substance, that the appellant, in accordance with an amendment to its charter, “created a special…