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Phillip Wagner, Inc. Vs. Baltimore

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  • US Supreme Court
  • Nov 29, 1915

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  9. U.S. 207 (1915) U.S. Supreme Court Phillip Wagner, Inc. v. Baltimore
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  10. U.S. 207 (1915) Phillip Wagner, Inc. v. Baltimore
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  11. of May, 1911, and that the act was sustained Page 239 U. S. 215 by the Court of Appeals in the case of Bond v. Baltimore
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  12. to make the assessment in question. But we deem this contention foreclosed by the decision of this Court in Seattle v. Kelleher
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  13. assessment may be levied upon an executed consideration -- that is to say, for a public work already done. Bellows v. Weeks
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  14. Mills v. Charleton
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  15. Hall v. Street
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  16. Commissioners, 177 Mass. 434, 439. If this were not so, it might be hard to justify reassessments. See Norwood v. Baker
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  17. Williams v. Albany
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  18. Frederick v. Seattle
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  19. Cline v. Seattle
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  20. Bacon v. Seattle
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  21. in any constitutional way. Norwood v. Baker
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  22. McNamee v. Tacoma
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  23. Annie Wright Seminary v. Tacoma
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  24. order to render the legislative action due process of law within the meaning of the federal Constitution. In Spencer v. Merchant
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  25. This case has been followed and approved in subsequent decisions in this Court. Parsons v. District
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  26. French v. Barber
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  27. U. S. 343 . In the latter case, the former cases in this Court were reviewed at length, and Spencer v. Page
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  28. U. S. 269 , was commented upon and distinguished. French v. Barber
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  29. Wormley v. District
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  30. Farrell v. West
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  31. Chicago Park, 181 U. S. 404 . French v. Barber
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  32. Asphalt Paving Co. supra, was referred to with approval in Hibben v. Smith
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  33. U. S. 310 , 191 U. S. 326 . See also Louis. & Nash. R. Co. v. Barber
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  34. Martin v. District
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  35. of Columbia, 205 U. S. 135 . Norwood v. Baker
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  36. that is said in it must be read in connection with the subsequent cases in this Court already referred to. In Norwood v. Baker
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  37. of condemnation, was assessed upon the abutting property owner whose land was condemned. This, it was said in French v. Barber
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  38. U.S. Supreme Court Phillip Wagner, Inc. v. Baltimore
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  39. of Bond v. Baltimore
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  40. Bellows v. Weeks
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  41. See Norwood v. Baker
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  42. Constitution. In Spencer v. Merchant
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  43. Court. Parsons v. District
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  44. and Spencer v. Page
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  45. Hibben v. Smith
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  46. Louis. & Nash. R. Co. v. Barber
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  47. In Norwood v. Baker
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