City of Madison v. Ross
Indiana Supreme Court
ERROR to the Jefferson Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtPerkins, J.
Case by Ross against the city of Madison. The declaration alleged that the plaintiff, Ross, was the owner of a tan-yard, and that the city of Madison constructed a culvert and embankment across a small stream of water on Second street, in said city, so unskillfully that, by means thereof, said plaintiff’s tan-yard was overflowed and destroyed. The city pleaded the general issue, and a special plea which need not be noticed. The issues were of fact. They were tried by a jury, and Ross obtained judgment. The evidence is not upon the record. The question in the case, for there is but one raised…
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