Harvey v. City & County of Denver
Supreme Court of Colorado
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Burke
Plaintiee in error is hereinafter referred to as plaintiff and defendants in error as defendants, or by name.
Denver, through Fogg as commissioner of supplies, bought of the Kistler Company and the American Company furniture for a new court house, and those companies and Fogg (and others whose signatures are immaterial to our discussion) signed a contract itemizing and describing the furniture, and fixing prices and time of delivery and payment. Plaintiff, as a taxpayer and for himself and others similarly situated, sought to enjoin further action thereunder as illegal, and particularly as…
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