Parker v. City of Astoria

Oregon Supreme Court

Parker v. City of Astoria

36 P. 293, 25 Or. 425, 1894 Ore. LEXIS 32

Oregon Supreme Court·Decided April 3, 1894·Published

Opinion

Opinion by

Mr. Chief Justice Lord.

This is a suit to enjoin the collection of certain street assessments against the property described in the com[426] plaint, and involves the same ordinances which were held to be invalid in the case of Babbidge v. City of Astoria. As such ordinances failed to become law, 'the proceedings founded upon them are void, and the decree must therefore be reversed and the defendants enjoined from further proceedings in the premises.

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Opinion by

Mr. Chief Justice Lord.

This is a suit to enjoin the collection of certain street assessments against the property described in the com[426] plaint, and involves the same ordinances which were held to be invalid in the case of Babbidge v. City of Astoria. As such ordinances failed to become law, 'the proceedings founded upon them are void, and the decree must therefore be reversed and the defendants enjoined from further proceedings in the premises.

Parker v. City of Astoria, 36 P. 293, 25 Or. 425, 1894 Ore. LEXIS 32 (Or. 1894).

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