Hughson

Hughson v. Crane

Good Law
115 Cal. 404·1896 Cal. LEXIS 1024·47 P. 120
Supreme Court of CaliforniaDecember 18, 1896No. 18390California4,376 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Harrison, J.

The plaintiffs brought this action to restrain the defendant, who is the collector of Turlock irrigation district, from selling certain lands belonging to them, in satisfaction of a delinquent assessment *409 levied upon the real property in the district for the purpose of paying the interest on the outstanding bonds of said district for the year 1893. It is not alleged that any of the steps required by the statute for making the levy of the assessment were omitted, but the complaint is based upon the ground that the assessment was unauthorized by reason of the invalidity of the bonds, for paying the interest on which the assessment purports to have been levied. The plaintiffs herein did not pay this assessment upon certain parcels of land described in the complaint, and, after the same became delinquent, the collector made the publication of the delinquent list, as required by the provisions of the irrigation act, with a notice that on a certain day he would sell the same at public auction, for the purpose of making the said assessments. The present action was thereupon commenced to restrain said sale, and a preliminary injunction therefor was granted. The defendant demurred to…

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