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UJ Q. X <br />o X X 5 n: S < z ou o H <br />Ui CK <br />OK X O <br />O < ft O <br />O Z UJ < <br />< >• \ <br />ft < UI <br />OL UJ a X o z X ^ <br />ft 3 < Z <br />ft O I- <br />V.L <br />>%• <br />- -i- <br />•• ] <br />. i:? <br />ami <br />#-• <br />4 <br />0 <br />•i <br />:V <br />^ ■■! <br />•*^1 <br />■ f^ -.f. <br />» <br />highways § I.()6 <br />from ihat susiained by the public generally.** It is a consequence of the exbr- <br />else of a public right.*’ /T" <br />The Minnesota statute which provides for the dedication of roads cannot <br />be constructed to extend public dedication to a width greater than that of <br />actual public use without violating the constitutional prohibition against the <br />taking of public property without due process of law.** ^ <br />1.05. Reversion to nwni»r.--------------------------—&AA i.. <br />Upon the vacation, discontinuance, or abandonment of a highway the | <br />absolute title to the land reverts to the owner of the fee, who may or may J <br />_m>« be the abutting owner_jy DTM)n vacaiK)ii or ah;indonnu»nt n~-.r.iporty ^ <br />for highway purposes, title reverts to the dedicator when the plat so <br />provides although he is not an abutting owner.** <br />1.06. Pleading. <br />It is unnecessary to allege in a complaint that the municipality had funds <br />to make repairs; want of funds, if a defense at idl. is new matter to be <br />pleaded by ihc defendant.** It must be alleged in the complaint that the <br />street was a public street of the defendant.’® It must be alleged that the <br />suuitory notice of the los.s or injury hns been eiven,^* <br />Cases arc cited below involving the sufficiency of particular complaints.’* <br />64. Underwood v. Hinpire Towti [3d. <br />(1944)217 Minn. 385. 14 N.W.2d459 <br />65. hi. <br />66. Barfncdit v. Town 13d. (1975) .304 <br />Minn. 505. 232 N.W.2d 420. .See ,etv/iT* <br />ally U.S. Const, aincnd. .\IV; Mi.nn. <br />Const, an. I. § 2; Minn. .Si.at. 5 <br />160.05, subd. I. <br />67. Stccncrson v. romainc (imS) 106 <br />Minn. 225, 119 N.W. 400; State v <br />Murcks (1949) 228 Minn. 129. 36 <br />N.W.2d 594; Buck v. City of Winona <br />(l%5)27[ Minn. 145, 135 N.W.2d 190 <br />(where city condemned and paid for <br />easement to be used lor j>ark purposes, <br />upon release of its right to use land for <br />these purposes, land must revert to fee <br />owners). <br />68. State v. Marcks (1949) 228 .Minn. <br />129, 36 N.W.2d 594 (where eily had <br />abandoned use of property for highway <br />purposes long prior to date state <br />attempted to take it over as pan of high­ <br />way system, and such land reverted t»> <br />dedicator or its assigns by reason of plat <br />dedicating such land so providing, state <br />acquired no interest therein). <br />69. Shanle v. City of .Minneapolis <br />(l«7I) 17 Minn. .308 (C,il. 284); l.ind- <br />holm V City of St. Paul (1872) 19 .Minn. <br />245 (Gil. 204): Neizer v. City ofCrook- <br />ston (1894) 59 Minn. 244, 61 N.W'. 21. <br />70. .SVf Parrant v. First Div.. St. P. & <br />F. Ry. (1868) 13 .Minn. 311 (Gil. 286); <br />.Shanle v. City of Minneapolis (1871) 17 <br />Minn. 308 (Gil. 284); Furnell v. City of <br />St. Paul (1873) 20 Minn. 117 (Gil. 1 01); <br />Phelps V. City of Mankato (1876) 23 <br />Minn. 276; KIcopfert v. Citv of Minne ­ <br />apolis (1903) ‘70 Minn. 158. 95 N.W. <br />7t. McLaughlin v. Citv of Brccken- <br />ridge (1913) 122 Minn. 154. 142 N.W. <br />1.34; Slate e.v r<’/. Clark v. Qninn (19)6) <br />1-32 Minn. 219. 156 N.W'. 2.S4 SVe <br />Minn Si ai 466.05; 4 Wm Mi k i,, ,.,. <br />I.. Rl \. 93 (1978) (notice of claim re­ <br />quirement under .Minnesota Municipal <br />Ion Liability Act). <br />72. Farrant v. First Div., .St. P. P. <br />R.R. (IShS) 13 Minn. 311 (Ciil. 286); <br />Lindholm v. City of St. Paul (1872) I'i <br />Minn. 245 (Gil. 21)4) (complaint held <br />sullicieni to insiify recovery for medical <br />1.3.3