174 Ind. 615 | Ind. | 1910
On July 9, 1907, appellee Dunn and sixty other persons, representing themselves to be resident freeholders and voters of Union township, Delaware county, filed in the office of the county auditor a petition for the improvement of three highways, each less than three miles in length, in said township, under the provisions of §§7712, 7719 Burns 1908, Acts 1907 p. 137 and Acts 1907 p. 68, §1. The auditor thereupon fixed August 7, 1907, as the date of hearing said petition, by indorsement thereon, and notice of the filing of said petition and the date of hearing was duly given by publication and posting. On the day designated for hearing, seven of the petitioners filed with the auditor a written withdrawal of their names, and dismissal of the petition as to each of them severally, and on the same
It is alleged on appeal that the circuit court erred in striking out the several grounds of remonstrance, in each conclusion of law, and in overruling appellants’ motion for a new trial.
No error appearing, the judgment is affirmed.