City of Seymour v. Town of Seymour
Wisconsin Supreme Court
APPEAL from the Circuit Oourt for Outagamie County. The nature of the action will sufficiently appear from the opinion. The allegation of the complaint relative to the apportionment of the general funds and other property of the defendant was as follows: “And said board of supervisors did, pursuant to and in conformity with said section 21 of said subchapter 6, and prior to the 1st day of March, 1819, proceed to apportion the general funds and other property of the Town of…
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APPEAL from the Circuit Oourt for Outagamie County. The nature of the action will sufficiently appear from the opinion. The allegation of the complaint relative to the apportionment of the general funds and other property of the defendant was as follows: “And said board of supervisors did, pursuant to and in conformity with said section 21 of said subchapter 6, and prior to the 1st day of March, 1819, proceed to apportion the general funds and other property of the Town of Seymour to the said Town of Seymour and said City of Seymour respectively; and did so apportion said funds and other…
1Opinion of the CourtOetoN, J.
Sec. 21, subch. 6, ch. 241, Laws of 1819, provides that the legal indebtedness of the Town of Seymour shall be apportioned between said town and the Oity of Sey-mmor, incorporated by said act, in the proportion of the previous year’s assessment, and that on or before the first day of April,' 1819, the board of supervisors of said town shall in *316like manner apportion “ the general funds and other property of the Town of Seymour to the said Town of Seymour and City of Seymour respectively,” etc. The complaint substantially alleges that the town proceeded under said act and apportioned the…
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