Hardenbrook v. Town of Ligonier

The complaint of the appellee sets forth at length an ordinance adopted by the board of trustees of the town of Ligonier requiring license from venders of intoxicating liquors, avers that the town was duly incorporated, and charges that the appellant violated the provisions of the ordinance by selling liquor in dess quantities than a quart without a license.

It is not necessary that a complaint for the violation of a town ordinance should aver that the board was duly elected; it is enough to allege that the ordinance was enacted by the trustees of the corporation. A defendant in an action to…