· 3/7/1904
Owensboro Water Works Co. v. City of Owensboro
Citations
- 193 U.S. 667
- 48 L. Ed. 839
- 24 S. Ct. 853
- 1904 U.S. LEXIS 646
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- indicating that, upon certiorari from the action of a county court, the circuit court has jurisdiction to hear and determine the matter in controversy, “upon the record made in the county court,” and enter such judgment as the county court should have entered.
- “No express remedy having been provided for review of [the county commission’s] action in such case, the circuit court has jurisdiction to review the same by the writ of certiorari.”
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Judges: Appellant, Appellee, Atchison, Ellis, Geo, Jolly, Miller, Todd, Walker, William
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