ISBN: 9781153853262

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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1910 edition. Excerpt: ... Paulsen v. City of El Reno et al. Paulsen V. City Of El Eeno et al. No. 3B6. Opinion Filed December 1, 1908. (98 Pac. 958.) 1. MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS--Paving--Ordinance Unnecessary Whenever In a city of the first class the property owners on any street or part of a street of not less than 2,000 feet in length by petition signed by a majority of such property owners request the city council to pave such street, or part thereof, with any material used for standard paving, to be designated in such petition, it then and there becoming the duty of the city council to proceed to pave such street, or part thereof, In accordance with the prayer of such petition, it being provided by statute that no resolution or notice of such intention to pave, or publication thereof, shall be necessary, it is not required that such improvement shall be directed and made under an ordinance. 2. SAME--Harmless Irregulariies. When a majority of the property owners on any street or part of a street of not less than 2,000 feet in length have duly petitioned the city council of a city of the first class to pave such street, or part thereof, with material used for standard paving, designating the same, and said council having proceeded to pave such street in accordance with the prayer of such petition, no resolution or notice of intention to pave, or publication thereof, being required, such improvement will not Do restrained, or the power of equity permitted to be Invoked, to stop such improvement, on account of irregularities in the procedure subsequent to the presentation of the petition as provided by law, when there is neither any allegation nor proof as to fraud, or that the party complaining sustains any specific injury on account thereof, or that there was... Oklahoma Supreme Court, Books, History, Oklahoma reports; Cases determined in the Supreme court of the state of Oklahoma Volume 22 Books>History <