Jardine v. City of Pasadena

A rehearing was granted in this case in response to a petition in which it was strenuously urged by respondents that the action of a legislative body was conclusive only with reference to public rights, and that when a question of private rights was involved jurisdiction was vested in the trial court in the first instance to determine whether private rights had been invaded, and the finding of the trial court, if supported by evidence, was controlling upon the appellate court.

Two fundamental questions were involved in the present controversy: (1) Did the establishment of the isolation…