Board of Commissioners v. Barnett

Indiana Supreme Court

Board of Commissioners v. Barnett

7 N.E. 205, 106 Ind. 599, 1886 Ind. LEXIS 171

Indiana Supreme Court·Decided May 24, 1886·No. No. 12,536·Published·Cited by 3 cases

Opinion

Howe, C. J.

In this case substantially the same errors are assigned by the appellant as were assigned by the same appellant in Board, etc., of Knox [600] Co. v. Montgomery, ante, p. 517. It is .manifest, therefore, there can be no material difference between the questions in the case at bar and those which were carefully considered and decided in the case cited. For the reasons there given we hold that none of the errors assigned in the case now before us authorize or require the reversal of the judgment.

Filed May 24, 1886; petition for a rehearing overruled June 15, 1886.

The judgment is affirmed, with costs.

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Howe, C. J.

In this case substantially the same errors are assigned by the appellant as were assigned by the same appellant in Board, etc., of Knox [600] Co. v. Montgomery, ante, p. 517. It is .manifest, therefore, there can be no material difference between the questions in the case at bar and those which were carefully considered and decided in the case cited. For the reasons there given we hold that none of the errors assigned in the case now before us authorize or require the reversal of the judgment.

Filed May 24, 1886; petition for a rehearing overruled June 15, 1886.

The judgment is affirmed, with costs.

Board of Commissioners v. Barnett, 7 N.E. 205, 106 Ind. 599, 1886 Ind. LEXIS 171 (Ind. 1886).

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