...that liabilities may not be incurred by counties independent of the statute. Undoubtedly they may be. The obligation to do justice rests upon all persons,...statute, will compel restitution or compensation. But this is a very different thing from enforcing an obligation attempted to be created in one way,...

...Marsh v. Fulton Co., 10 Wall. C84, "the obligation to do justice rests upon all persons, natural or artificial, and if a county obtains the money or property...statute, will compel restitution or compensation." it is argued, however, that as the city was only authorized by law to borrow money at a rate of interest,...

...right to recover. By its transactions the city incurred liabilities which the law will enforce. 1. If a county obtains the money or property of others...statute, will compel restitution or compensation. Marsh v. Fulton County, 10 Wall., 684; Maher v. The City of Chicago, 38 111., 266-273; Gas Co. v. San...

...that liabilities may not be incurred by counties independent of the statute. Undoubtedly they may be. The obligation to do justice rests upon all persons,...statute, will compel restitution or compensation." In the case of Louisiana v. Wood, 102 US 294, 26 L. Ed. 153, the following facts appear: On March 28,...

...are cited, and this quotation is given from Marsh v. Fulton County, 10 Wall. 676-684, 19 L. Ed. 1040: "The obligation to do Justice rests upon all persons,...or property of others without authority, the law, Independently of any statute, will compel restitution or compensation." The same rule is also asserted...

...Wall. 67(3, (and alluded to in the case of May v. Commissioners of Logan Co., 30 Fed. Rep. 258, 259:) "The obligation to do justice rests upon all persons,...the money or property of others without authority oflaw, the law, independent of any statute, will compel restitution or compensation." My conclusion...

...applicable to other persons." As was said by the supreme court, in Marsh v. Fulton Co., 10 Wall. 676-684, "the obligation to do justice rests upon all persons,...and, if a county obtains the money or property of other^ without authority, the law, independent of any statute, 'will compel restitution or compensation."...

...court in Marsh v. Fulton Co. 10 AVall. 676-OS4, and repeated in Louisiana v. Wood, 102 US 294-299, the obligation to do justice rests upon all persons, natural and artificial, and if the county obtains the money or property of others without authority, the law, independent of any statute,...

...that liabilities may not be incurred by counties independent of the statute. Undoubtedly they may be. The obligation to do justice rests upon all persons,...statute, will compel restitution or compensation. But this is a very different thing from enforcing an obligation attempted to be created in one way,...

...that liabilities may not be incurred liy counties independent of the statute. Undoubtedly they may. The obligation to do justice rests upon all persons,...statute, will compel restitution or compensation. But this is a very different thing from enforcing an obligation attempted to be created in one way,...