Board of Commissioners v. Graham

The appellees presented a claim to the board of commissioners for taxes paid upon alleged illegal assessments. The claim was not allowed, and an appeal was taken to the circuit court.

There is no force in the contention that there is no right <of appeal from the decision of the commissioners. The statute is so plain, and the question so thoroughly settled, that discussion would be idle. Very liberal rules of pleading prevail in the commissioners’ court, and under these rules *280the complaint before us must be upheld. Board, etc., v. Ritter, 90 Ind. 362; Board, etc., v. Dombke, 94 Ind. 72. There…