Boshears v. Foster
Tennessee Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtJustice McKinneiy
The bill in this cause was filed” on January 14, 1924, by a number of resident taxpayers of Scott county against the holders of a number of bridge warrants issued by the judge of the county court to J. I. Foster, and by him assigned to the present holders.
The theory of the bill is that such warrants are void, and the prayer is that the defendants be enjoined from collecting same by suit or otherwise. The county trustee was also made a defendant, and it was sought to enjoin him from paying said warrants.
There is much in the record to indicate that this is a county factional controversy, a…
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