City of Portland v. Yates
Oregon Supreme Court
From Multnomah: Robert Tucker, Judge. Department 2. The defendant Pañi C. Tates, about November 29, 1916, procured from' the proper authorities of the City of Portland a permit to erect an electric sign at 125% Sixth. Street in that city, paying a small consideration for the permit. Pursuant to the permit defendant had the sign hung, and in all respects complied with the then existing city ordinances.
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From Multnomah: Robert Tucker, Judge. Department 2. The defendant Pañi C. Tates, about November 29, 1916, procured from' the proper authorities of the City of Portland a permit to erect an electric sign at 125% Sixth. Street in that city, paying a small consideration for the permit. Pursuant to the permit defendant had the sign hung, and in all respects complied with the then existing city ordinances. After the sign had been erected it was inspected and accepted hy the city engineer’s office on behalf of the City of Portland. It is admitted that the sign is now securely suspended, and does…
1Opinion
*523Rehearing denied January 10, 1922.
On Petition for Rehearing.
(203 Pac. 319.)
Mr. Frank 8. Grant, City Attorney, and Mr. E. Y. Lansing, Jr., Deputy City Attorney, for the petition.
Mr. Wilbur Henderson, contra.
In Banc.
A petition for rehearing has been interposed on benalf of the City of Portland. No new question is presented. Error in the former opinion is asserted.
On November 29, 1916, defendant, Paul Tates, procured from the City of Portland a permit to construct an electric sign at 125% Sixth Street in the city. He constructed the sign under the provisions of Ordinance No. 30,332, at a cost,…
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