19 Wis. 93 | Wis. | 1865
By the Court,
The complaint does not state facts sufficient to authorize the plaintiffs to bring the suit on behalf of themselves as well as others. Newcomb v. Horton, et al., 18 Wis., 566. If the proceedings set out in the complaint are valid, then there is a lien on each lot separately to the amount of the benefits assessed against it for widening Tight street; if they are not legal, then there may be an apparent cloud to the amount so assessed on each lot. Each plaintiff is interested only in removing this cloud from his own lots, not from the lots belonging respectively to his co-
The order of tbe circuit is reversed, with costs.