McVicker v. County Commissioners
McVicker v. County Commissioners
Opinion of the Court
This was au action to enjoin the collection of a tax assessed for the improvement of a county road, under the act of March 29, 1867, as amended March 81, 1868 (S. & S 671-675). The petition for the improvement was filed in September, 1868. The work was let to contractors in June, 1869, and was completed in September, 1872. The improvement included the building of certain culverts and bridges on the road, at an aggregate cost of some $12,000; and one of the questions in the case was whether this sum of $12,000, which had been included by the county commissioners in the assessment against the adjoining landholders, should not be paid by the county, and the assessment against the landowners relieved to that extent, under the provisions of section 12 of the act of May 7, 1869 (66 Ohio L. 133), as explained by tbe act of April 29, 1871 (68 Ohio L. 91).
Section 12 of the act of 1869 makes it tbe duty of the county commissioners to build and keep in repair all
Motion overruled.
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