Baker V. Lake City Sewer District

Plaintiffs, as residents and taxpayers of a newly organized sewer district and as prospective users of a proposed sewer system to be constructed in the district, brought suit challenging the legality of the proceedings under which the sewer district was organized and the commissioners thereof elected, and questioning the validity of all acts done and contracts executed by the sewer district commissioners. The sewer district, a municipal corporation, and its elected commissioners demurred to the complaint. The trial court sustained the demurrer and, upon plaintiffs' refusal to plead further, entered an "order dismissing the complaint" with prejudice. Plaintiffs appealed.