Irvine v. Montgomery County
Court of Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the CourtOppenheimer, J.
The appellants, seeking injunctive relief for alleged damages to their property through continuous diversion of surface waters and denial of use of a public road, appeal the dismissal of their bill of complaint as to Montgomery County. The lower court held, as a matter of law, on the pleadings, that the County is immune from suit for the acts alleged against it, because it was exercising a governmental function.
The bill of complaint alleged that the plaintiffs are the owners of a tract of land in Montgomery County of some five and three quarters acres, known as “Walkers Mill Tract.” The tract…
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