City of Hogansville v. Daniel

The City of Hogansville filed its petition against the defendants, alleging that in the year 1930 there was agitation among its citizens to pave certain streets. After a discussion of the various plans by the citizens, the city council, and abutting-property owners, it was decided that these streets should be paved and the costs thereof paid, one third by the city and two thirds by the abutting-property owners, one third by the owner on each side of the street. This obligation was to be discharged in annual payments over a period of years. It was then agreed that the city would issue bonds to…