Mayor and Council of Millen v. Clark

Reid, Chief Justice.

We will not alaborate the first two head-notes.

It appears that the city rented a building íor use as a city hall, in which the plaintiff owned an undivided interest, and that during the tenancy the plaintiff became the sole owner. There was evidence sufficient for the jury to have found that the plaintiff directed that the rents accruing on the ^property be applied in payment of taxes and paving assessments against the property in question, and that the city actually drew a voucher for the accumulated rents due to the plaintiff, but, instead of crediting the amount in…