Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, 1850

Kingman v. County Commissioners

Kingman v. County Commissioners
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court · Decided October 15, 1850
60 Mass. 306; 6 Allen 306
Kingman v. County Commissioners

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Opinion of the Court

By the Court.

No legal pretence for issuing a writ of certiorari is shown in the first or third reason assigned therefor by the petitioners.

The second reason concerns those petitioners only who are owners of sheds. But as it does not appear that they have yet suffered, or that they hereafter must suffer, any injustice, the irregularity of the commissioners’ proceedings is not a sufficient reason for issuing a process to quash them. For aught that appears, these owners of sheds are satisfied with the amount last awarded to them as damages, and can obtain that amount. Petition dismissed.

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