Webb v. City of Bloomington
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtRobertson, P.J.
The plaintiffs-appellants (hereinafter collectively referred to as Webb) were remonstrators of a purported annexation resulting from passage of Ordinance 67-5 by the city council of the defendant-appellee (City). The trial court phase of this litigation was terminated when the City’s motion to dismiss was granted by the trial judge after Ordinance 67-5 was repealed.
A summary of the issues raised in Webb’s overruled motion to correct errors alleges that there was error in failing to grant either of two motions for summary judgment; there was error in dismissing the cause of action (including a…
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