City of Aberdeen v. Lucas
Citations
- 37 Wash. 190
- 79 P. 632
- 1905 Wash. LEXIS 699
Syllabus
<p>Municipal Corporations — Local Improvements — Assessments —Objections—Waiver. Objections going to the regularity of local improvement assessments must be first presented to the city council or they are waived.</p> <p>Same — Waiver by Petitioning for Improvement. One who petitions for local improvements cannot question the validity of the assessment unless the city council never had jurisdiction or so far departed from established methods as to lose jurisdiction.</p> <p>Same — Notice—Sufficiency—What Ordinance Governs. The twenty day notice to abutting owners of local improvement assessments provided for by a general ordinance contemplated by Laws 1890, need not he given where the assessment was made under Laws 1893, p. 171, and it is not questioned that the notice there provided for and given constituted due process of law.</p>
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