First National Bank v. Arnoldia

Supreme Court of Missouri

First National Bank v. Arnoldia

63 Mo. 229

CourtSupreme Court of Missouri

DecidedOctober 15, 1876

StatusPublished

Cited by11 cases

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First National Bank v. Arnoldia, 63 Mo. 229 (Mo. 1876).

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Sherwood, Judge,

delivered the opinion of the court.

Action on special tax bill. The plaintiff is the assignee of one Landy, to whom the tax bill was delivered by the city engineer, who it seems included in the bill, work done by one Corrigan, under the mistaken idea that he had made a contract with the city for the performance of the work. Landy it appears paid Corrigan for the work he had done, and having made a contract with the city, completed the work already begun by Corrigan, and received a tax bill for the full amount of the work done, inclusive of that performed by Corrigan. The court below held that this action on the part of the engineer, invalidated the whole bill, and precluded any recovery whatever on the part of the plaintiff.

This was an erroneous view of the matter as ruled by us in Neenan vs. Smith (60 Mo. 292). Judgment reversed and cause remanded ;

Judge Hough not sitting. ' The other judges concur.

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Sherwood, Judge,

delivered the opinion of the court.

Action on special tax bill. The plaintiff is the assignee of one Landy, to whom the tax bill was delivered by the city engineer, who it seems included in the bill, work done by one Corrigan, under the mistaken idea that he had made a contract with the city for the performance of the work. Landy it appears paid Corrigan for the work he had done, and having made a contract with the city, completed the work already begun by Corrigan, and received a tax bill for the full amount of the work done, inclusive of that performed by Corrigan. The court below held that this action on the part of the engineer, invalidated the whole bill, and precluded any recovery whatever on the part of the plaintiff.

This was an erroneous view of the matter as ruled by us in Neenan vs. Smith (60 Mo. 292). Judgment reversed and cause remanded ;

Judge Hough not sitting. ' The other judges concur.

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