In Walsh v. Barron, Treas., 61 Ohio St. 15, 55 N.E. 164, 76 Am. St. Rep., 354, in the first syllabus, we find: "But it can in no case exceed the benefits without impairing the inviolability of private property."
Summary of this case from In re Joint County DitchNo. 37284.
May 1968. Rehearing Denied June 24, 1968.
Certiorari denied without opinion. 207 So.2d 696.
In Walsh v. Barron, Treas., 61 Ohio St. 15, 55 N.E. 164, 76 Am. St. Rep., 354, in the first syllabus, we find: "But it can in no case exceed the benefits without impairing the inviolability of private property."
Summary of this case from In re Joint County DitchFull title:VIVIAN WALSH BARRON v. STATE
Court:Supreme Court of Florida
Date published: Jun 24, 1968
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