...mandamus to compel them to perform their duty. The public purse, or the property of the town orcounty upon which the assessment is to be made, may justly...compel the passage of the necessary laws to ascertain tbe amount of compensation be is to receive, or the fund out of which he is to be paid. In the case...

...by which the individual could obtain such compensation without unreasonable delay." (18 Wend. 17.) "The public purse, or the property of the town or...made, may justly be considered an adequate fund." (Id. 18, 28, 35, 3(5, 30, 77.) Thus it is held, that, when a State, or a city, or a town, is to make...

...medium of the courts of justice if those whose duty it is to make such compensation refuse to do so. ... The public purse, or the property of the town or county...necessary laws to ascertain the amount of compensation be is to receive, or the fund out of which he is to be paid." So, in People v. Hayden, 6 Hill. 359,...

...must be provided and upon an adequate fund whereby he ma}' obtain such compensation through the medinm of the courts of justice if those whose duty it is...he is to receive, or the fund out of which he is to l:e paid." So far as a municipality is concerned, the State may provide an adequate method of enforcing...

...prescribed by law," which he says is "by mandamus to compel them to perform their duty," holding that "the public purse or the property of the town or county...be made may justly be considered an adequate fund." When, however, he comes to consider the case before him, which was trespass quare elausum fregit, the...

...medium of the courts of justice if those whose duly it is to make such compensation refuse to do so. ... The public purse, or the property of the town or county...however, against the legislature to compel the passage of tbe necessary laws to ascertain tbe amount of compensation be is to receive, or the fund out of which...

...by which the individual could obtain such compensation without unreasonable delay." (18 Wend. 17.) " The public purse, or the property of the town or county...made, may justly be considered an adequate fund." (Ib. 18, 28, 35, 36, 39, 77.) Thus it is held, that, when a State, or a city, or a town, is to make...

...ascertained and paid to him before his property is thus appropriated, or an appropriate remedy must be provided, and upon an adequate fund, whereby he may...receive, or the fund out of which he is to be paid." In People v. Hayden, 6 Hill (NY) 359 (1844), Chief Judge Nelson said at page 361 : "Although It may...

...medium of the courts of justice if those whose duty it is to make such compensation refuse to do so. The public purse, or the property of the town or county...receive, or the fund out of which he is to be paid." /-So, in People v. Hayden, 6 Hill. 359, 861, Chief Justice Nelson said: "Although it may not be necessary,...

...through the medium of courts of justice, if those whose duty it is to make it refuse to do so." "And the public purse, or the property of the town or county upon which the assessment is to be made," has been held to be " an adequate fund :" Bloodgood v . M. & HR R. Co., 18 Wend. 18. The requirements...