The Law of Municipal Corporations in the State of Ohio Embracing the Statutes in
The Law of Municipal Corporations in the State of Ohio Embracing the Statutes in
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1552, sec. 189 ; S. & S. , p. 847, sec. 161, and p. 858, sec. 196. ] * Sec. 541. [As amended, April 18, 1870, 67 L. 80. ] Relative to ment is completed, a court of equity will not interfere to restrain the collection of the assessment, even though it be assumed that the commissioners have so far failed to conform to the provisions of the statute, as to render their proceed- ings wholly void at law. Kellogg v. Ely, 15 Ohio St. 64.
The authority and duty to prevent an abuse of the powers of taxat...ion and assessment by municipal corporations, is intrusted by the constitution to the general assembly, and not to the courts of tbe state. And the power of the leg- islature to authorize local taxation can not be judicially denied, on the ground that the purpose for wbich it is exercised is not local, unless the absence of all special local interest is clearly apparent. Walker v. Cincinnati, 21 Ohio St. 14.
2 The finding of the trustees of a special road district, that a petition signed by two-thirds of the resident owners of lots abutting upon a certain street, pray- ing for the improvement of the same, had been presented to them, is not con- clusive of the fact.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1552, sec. 189 ; S. & S. , p. 847, sec. 161, and p. 858, sec. 196. ] * Sec. 541. [As amended, April 18, 1870, 67 L. 80. ] Relative to ment is completed, a court of equity will not interfere to restrain the collection of the assessment, even though it be assumed that the commissioners have so far failed to conform to the provisions of the statute, as to render their proceed- ings wholly void at law. Kellogg v. Ely, 15 Ohio St. 64.
The authority and duty to prevent an abuse of the powers of taxat...ion and assessment by municipal corporations, is intrusted by the constitution to the general assembly, and not to the courts of tbe state. And the power of the leg- islature to authorize local taxation can not be judicially denied, on the ground that the purpose for wbich it is exercised is not local, unless the absence of all special local interest is clearly apparent. Walker v. Cincinnati, 21 Ohio St. 14.
2 The finding of the trustees of a special road district, that a petition signed by two-thirds of the resident owners of lots abutting upon a certain street, pray- ing for the improvement of the same, had been presented to them, is not con- clusive of the fact.
What to read after The Law of Municipal Corporations in the State of Ohio Embracing the Statutes in?
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