Carr v. City of Kissimmee

Citations

• 80 Fla. 759
• 86 So. 699

Syllabus

<p>3. When the method and procedure for the enforcement of a lien for sidewalk construction is prescribed in the act authorizing thq improvements, the city is bound to follow the method and procedure prescribed, and the failure to do so makes an assessment for such tax unenforceable.</p> <p>2. A resolution of a city council when it expresses only the intention of the city, cannot be reformed in equity.</p> <p>3. Sales made by operation of law, in which the owner of the land does not participate, and in which there can be no mutual mistake, and deeds issued by virtue of such sales are not subject to reformation.</p> <p>4. A tax certificate issued by a city is not such an instrument that a court of equity may reform.</p>