Author: New Brunswick Supreme Court

Publisher: Rarebooksclub.com

Published: 2012-05

Total Pages: 484

ISBN-13: 9781458967947

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Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free. This is an OCR edition with typos. Excerpt from book: provision in the act involved in the present case. On the con- trary, the assessments are made in advance, so that there may be always money on hand to meet expenses incurred. I am unable to find anything in the act which authorizes the board of health to create a liability on the cities, or to create a right of action as is claimed in this case. I think there must be judgment for the defendants. Tuck C. J., Hanington, McLfioo and Gregory JJ. agreed with Barker J. Judgment for the defendants on demurrer. 1901. Cruise fb The Citt Of HOMCTOH. Barker J. GEIMMER Et Al., Administrators, Etc. v. THE MUNI- CIPALITY OF GLOUCESTER. Certificate of indebtedness?Liability of municipality thereon?Com- mon counts?Nonsuit?41 Vic. c. 102. Bjr act of assemby 41 Vic. c. 102, it was provided (inter alia) that the munici- cipality of G., on the joint recommendation of the councillors of the parish of B., should appoint three commissioners for purchasing or leasing a farm and lands and for erecting thereon a proper building for an alms and work-house for the said parish of B., and for supporting and managing the same; that the cost thereof, which was not to exceed three thousand dollars, was to be assessed by the said county council on the Raid parish of B.; that the said county council might cause bonds to be issued by the municipality, intituled Alms-house Bonds, Parish of B., which should be wholly chargeable on the said parish, and be signed by the warden and secretary-treasurer and have the corporate seal affixed thereto, and be placed in the hands of the secretary-treasurer to be disposed of for the purposes of the act; and that the proceeds of such bonds should be placed to the credit of the said commissioners, and be paid out on their order for the purposes ...

Download or read book Reports of Cases Determined in the Supreme Court of New Brunswick written by New Brunswick Supreme Court and published by Rarebooksclub.com. This book was released on 2012-05 with total page 484 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free. This is an OCR edition with typos. Excerpt from book: provision in the act involved in the present case. On the con- trary, the assessments are made in advance, so that there may be always money on hand to meet expenses incurred. I am unable to find anything in the act which authorizes the board of health to create a liability on the cities, or to create a right of action as is claimed in this case. I think there must be judgment for the defendants. Tuck C. J., Hanington, McLfioo and Gregory JJ. agreed with Barker J. Judgment for the defendants on demurrer. 1901. Cruise fb The Citt Of HOMCTOH. Barker J. GEIMMER Et Al., Administrators, Etc. v. THE MUNI- CIPALITY OF GLOUCESTER. Certificate of indebtedness?Liability of municipality thereon?Com- mon counts?Nonsuit?41 Vic. c. 102. Bjr act of assemby 41 Vic. c. 102, it was provided (inter alia) that the munici- cipality of G., on the joint recommendation of the councillors of the parish of B., should appoint three commissioners for purchasing or leasing a farm and lands and for erecting thereon a proper building for an alms and work-house for the said parish of B., and for supporting and managing the same; that the cost thereof, which was not to exceed three thousand dollars, was to be assessed by the said county council on the Raid parish of B.; that the said county council might cause bonds to be issued by the municipality, intituled Alms-house Bonds, Parish of B., which should be wholly chargeable on the said parish, and be signed by the warden and secretary-treasurer and have the corporate seal affixed thereto, and be placed in the hands of the secretary-treasurer to be disposed of for the purposes of the act; and that the proceeds of such bonds should be placed to the credit of the said commissioners, and be paid out on their order for the purposes ...