Property Owner v. Municipality on Public Work Authorization

A property owner sought the annulment of a municipal decree that unilaterally authorized the construction of a public work on their land, arguing the decree lacked the requisite statement of public utility justifying the expropriation. The court dismissed the appeal, reasoning that the administrative decision concerning the creation of a public work inherently implies the necessity and public utility of that work, rendering the absence of an explicit declaration of public utility immaterial for the validity of the authorization order itself.