Notice of claim for personal in
juries is essential.
Frost v. City of Casselton (N.
Dak.), 521.
Notice of intent to sue.
Missano et al. v. Mayor, etc.,
of City of New York (N. Y.),
654.
Notice to city of defect in side-
walk.
Young v. City of Webb City
(Mo.), 500.
Presumption of notice to city of
defect in sidewalk.
Young v. City of Webb City
(Mo.), 500.
Service of notice of claim as
prerequisite to action against
city for personal injuries.
v. Village of St.
James (Minn.), 331.
Sufficiency of notice of claim for
personal injuries.
Frost v. City of Casselton
(N. Dak.), 521.
Sufficient notice of defect in
highway.
Pease v. Inhabitants of Par-
sonsfield (Me.), 20.
Upon whom notice of personal
injuries must be served.
Harris v. City of Fond du Lac
(Wis.), 650.
What notice is sufficient.
Sheehy v. City of New York
(N. Y.), 684.
Where a statute as to the notice
to be given as a prerequisite
to right of action against
cities for personal injuries
did not apply to certain cities,
amendments to such statute do
not, unless it is clearly man-
ifested, apply to such cities.
Harris v. City of Fond du Lac
(Wis.), 650.
Where the right of action
against a city for personal in-
juries has been lost by failure
to give the required notice the
death of the injured person
does not give a new cause of
action.
Sachs v. City of Sioux City
(Iowa), 732.
Destruction of buildings to
abate.
Bristol Door & Lumber Co. v.
City of Bristol (Va.), 548.
Enjoining abatement of, by city.
Bristol Door & Lumber Co. v.
City of Bristol (Va.), 548.
Municipal regulation of nui-
sances is exercise of police
power.
Sprigg et al. v. Town of Gar-
rett Park et al. (Md.), 601.
Power of city to abate.
Bristol Door & Lumber Co. v.
City of Bristol (Va.), 548.
Summary abatement.
Sprigg et al. v. Town of Gar-
rett Park et al. (Md.), 601.
OBSTRUCTIONS.
See Streets and Sidewalks.
Liability of city for injury
caused by obstruction
street.
Acts of its officers recognizing
certain bonds as valid do not
estop a municipality to ques-
tion the legal existence or
constitutionality of a statute
under which it is claimed that
the inhabitants may be taxed
on account of such bonds.
Board of Com'rs of Oxford,
N. C., et al. v. Union Bank
of Richmond, Va., (C. C.
A.), 757.
Ascertainment of penalty for
violation of ordinance cannot
be delegated by council.
State (Tomlin, Pros.,) v. City
of Cape May et al. (N. J.),
717..
Authority of clerk of city
council to issue executions for
taxes due for previous years.
Du Bignon v. Mayor, etc., of
City of Brunswick et al.
(Ga.), 414.
Authority of de facto officers.
Pease v. Inhabitants of Par-
sonsfield (Me.), 20.
Claim for personal injuries may
be filed with city clerk.
Bacon v. City of Antigo (Wis.),
512.
Effect of amendment to char-
ters providing for election of
officers on previously given
power of appointment.
Dawson Compress & Storage
Co. v. City Council of Daw-
son et al. (Ga.), 428.
Mayor v. Sweeney (Mont.),
293.
Length of residence in annexed
territory as affecting eligibil-
ity to office.
Gibson v. Wood (Ky.), 312.
Liability of city for act of
mayor in placing dangerous
person on police force.
Craig v. City of Charleston
(Ill.), 139.
Liability of city for assaults by
policemen.
Craig v. City of Charleston
(Ill.), 139.
Liability of city for torts of.
Kempster v. City of Milwau-
kee (Wis.), 137.
Liability of incorporated towns
for torts of officers.
Brunswick Gaslight Co. v.
Brunswick Village Corp.
(Me.), 318.
Liability of sureties on official
bond.
Town of Parsons v. Miller et
al. (W. Va.), 590.
Policemen as obstructions.
Craig v. City of Charleston
(Ill.), 139.
Recovery back of excessive fees
paid to.
City of Camden v. Varney
Sachs et al. (Ore.), 208.
Validity of implied contract be-
tween city and officer.
Berka v. Woodward, City
Treasurer, (Cal.), 566.
OFFICIAL BONDS.
See Officers.
ORDINANCES.
Approval of, as necessary to
validity.
State v. Boardman (Me.), 576.
Certiorari to test validity.
Collins v. City of Keokuk
(Iowa), 199.
Constitutionality of meat-
inspection ordinance.
City of New Oreans v. Lozes
(La.), 263.
City of Kansas City v. Grush
(Mo.), 448.
Description of public improve-
Ewart et al. v. Village of
Western Springs (I11.), 615.
Evidence of duties assumed by
municipality as to care and
control of sidewalks.
Frohs υ.
City of Dubuque
(Iowa), 679.
Evidence of unreasonableness
of ordinance limiting weight
to be hauled over street.
State v. Boardman (Me.), 576.
Judicial notice.
Incorporated Town of Scran-
ton v. Danenbaum (Iowa),
767.
Moore v. Mayor, etc., of Town
of Jonesboro (Ga.), 276.
Ordinance authorizing munici-
pal bond issue.
Town of Klamath Falls v.
Sachs et al. (Ore.), 208.
City of Shreveport v. Prescott
et al. (La.), 370.
Ordinance distributing cost of
paving street construed.
City of Shreveport v. Prescott
et al. (La.), 370.
Ordinance requiring occupation
license as interference with
interstate commerce.
Chrystal v. Mayor, etc., of
City of Macon (Ga.), 439.
Penalties for violation of, must
be specifically fixed by council,
not made discretionary.
State (Tomlin, Pros.,) v. City
of Cape May et al. (N. J.),
717.
Penalty which is legal
appropriate must be
vided for violation of ordi-
PLEADING-Continued.
Allowing amendment of com-
plaint increasing amount of
damages claimed in action
against city.
Conrad v. Town of Ellington
(Wis.), 694.
City of Huntington v. Folk
(Ind.), 688.
Amendment and original peti-
tion.
City of Newport et al. v. Com-
monwealth (Ky.), 148.
Complaint in action against city
for personal injuries alleged
to have resulted from its neg-
ligence must allege compliance
with statutory requirement..
to notice to city.
Ziegler v. City of West Bend
(Wis.), 333.
Federal jurisdiction.
McCain et al. v. City of Des
Moines et al. (U. S.), 298.
Joint liability.
Oliver v. City of Denver et al.
(Colo.), 493.
Pleading authority to issue mu-
nicipal bonds, in action
thereon.
Board of Education of Ridge-
field Tp. v. Board of Educa-
tion of Borough of Cliffside
Park (N. J.), 582.
Sufficiency of, presumed on ap-
peal where it is absent from
record.
City of Huntington v. Folk
(Ind.), 688.
Superseded pleading.
City of Huntington v. Folk
(Ind.), 688.
POST ROADS.
See Highways.
Power of city to regulate pro-
ceedings and practice in action
against it in state courts.
Badgley v. City of St. Louis
(Mo.), 36.
Corby v. Chicago, R. I. & P. STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS.
Ry. Co. (Mo.), 454.
Municipal powers to allow.
Mayor, etc., of City of Bur-
lington v. Pennsylvania R.
Co. (N. J.), 367.
See Limitation of Actions.
City of Camden v. Varney (N.
J.), 561.
Cunningham v. City of Griffin
(Ga.), 611.
Amendments to a statute do not
apply to municipalities to
which the statute had no ap-
plication, unless a contrary
intention is clearly mani-
fested.
Harris v. City of Fond du Lac
(Wis.), 650.
Change of decision of state
court may be followed by fed-
eral court in construing state
statute.
Board of Com'rs of Oxford,
N. C., et al. v. Union Bank
of Richmond, Va., (C. C.
A.), 757.
Conflict between charter and
general statute.
STREET RAILWAYS-Cont'd.
Liability for cost of paving
track.
City of Shreveport v. Prescott
et al. (La.), 370.
Power to authorize another com-
pany to construct "y" on its
line.
Rapid Ry. Co. v. City of Mt.
Clemens et al. (Mich.), 65.
Validity of excuse for failure to
operate.
State ex rel. City of Bridgeton
v. Bridgeton & M. Traction
Co. (N. J.), 337.
Badgley v. City of St. Louis STREETS AND SIDEWALKS.
(Mo.), 36.
Constitutionality
shortening
term of office.
of statute
public officer's
Collins v. Russell (Ga.), 279.
Titles.
Board of Education of Ridge-
field Tp. v. Board of Educa-
tion of Borough of Cliffside
Park (N. J.), 582.
City of Danville v. Danville
Water Co. (Ill.), 479.
Statute authorizing municipali-
ties to subscribe to stock of
mining corporations is uncon-
stitutional.
Vail v. City of Attica (Kan.),
635.
STREET RAILWAYS.
Determination of space
cupied by street-railway com-
pany.
City of Shreveport v. Prescott
et al. (La.), 370.
Duty of successor company to
operate road.
State ex rel. City of Bridgeton
v. Bridgeton & M. Traction
Co. (N. J.), 337.
Duty to operate road.
State ex rel. City of Bridgeton
v. Bridgeton & M. Traction
Co. (N. J.), 337.
Injunction to prevent removal
of "y" after condition broken.
Rapid Ry. Co. v. City of Mt.
Clemens et al. (Mich.), 65.
See Local Assessments.
Railroads in Streets.
Street Railways.
Abutting owners depositing
merchandise on sidewalks.
Tompkins v. North Hudson
Ry. Co. et al. (N. J.), 469.
Adverse possession of street by
abutting Owner confers no
title upon him.
City of Sullivan et al. v. Tich-
enor (Ill.), 712.
Bridge as part of street.
Sachs v. City of Sioux City
(Iowa), 732.
Change of Grade.
Liability for damage caused
by surface water.
McCray v. Town of Fair-
mont (W. Va.), 323.
Measure and elements of dam-
age for injury from.
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