Fuqua v. Hager
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Case 49 — Proceeding by J. H. Fuqua, Superintendent oe Public Instruction, Against S. W. Hager, Auditor, to Recover Certain Funds as Belonging to the School Fund. APPEAL FROM FRANKLIN CIRCUIT COURT-JOHN D. CARROLL, SPECIAL JUDGE. Judgment for Defendant.
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Case 49 — Proceeding by J. H. Fuqua, Superintendent oe Public Instruction, Against S. W. Hager, Auditor, to Recover Certain Funds as Belonging to the School Fund. APPEAL FROM FRANKLIN CIRCUIT COURT-JOHN D. CARROLL, SPECIAL JUDGE. Judgment for Defendant. Plaintiff Appeals. • The brief of the appellant not being in the record, the Reporter takes the following extract from appellant’s petition for rehearing: 1. If we -stop a moment before going into a brief analysis- of the matters involved, to ask the reason how it is that the Legislature could ever1 have intended that common schools should he…
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion of the court by
JUDGE HOBSO’N
Affirming.
By the statutes of this State foreign insurance companies are required on the 1st day of July in each year to return to the Auditor of Public Accounts a statement under oath of all premiums received since their last report, and at the same time pay into the State treasury a tax of $2 upon each $100 of'premiums received. The Superintendent of Public Instruction, conceiving that a part of the funds arising from .this tax should be paid into the school fund, brought this action against the auditor, charging that something over $130,000 was due on…
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