Faust v. Baumgartner
Indiana Supreme Court
From, the Huntington Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtZollars, J.
Appellant instituted this suit against the city of Huntington, Max Baumgartner and Jacob Nier, and alleged in his complaint that they were improving a public street, and so extending the improvement as to include a, strip of his land six feet wide, which is not a part of the street. He seeks an injunction to prevent them from going-upon and improving that strip of land as a part of the street.
The theory of his complaint is, that th.e city has no-authority to extend the improvement over the strip of land claimed by him. In other words, the complaint calls in question the right and authority of…
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