No suit shall be sustained to set aside any such assessment or to enjoin the said
Mayor and Aldermen from making any such assessment or levying or collecting any such
assessments, or issuing such bonds or providing for their payment as herein authorized
or contesting the validity thereof on any ground or for any reason, other than for
the failure of the Mayor and Aldermen to adopt and publish the preliminary (declaratory)
resolution provided for in section 6-213 of this Charter in cases requiring such resolution and its publication, and to give
notice of the hearing of the return of the appraisers, as herein provided for, unless
such suit shall be commenced within 60 days after the passage of the ordinance making
such final assessment; providing that, in the event any special assessment shall be
found to be invalid or insufficient in whole or in part for any reason whatsoever,
the said Mayor and Aldermen may at any time in the manner provided for the levying
an original assessment proceed to cause a new assessment to be made and levied which
shall have like force and effect as an original assessment.
(1919 Ga. Laws, page 1294, § 21)
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