Day v. Board of Regents
Arizona Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtLockwood, J.
This is a suit brought by Walter C. Day under the provisions of sections 4385-4390, Revised Code of 1928, commonly known as the Declaratory Judgments Act, for the purpose of determining whether chapter 84, Session Laws 1933, is constitutionally in effect or not. A general demurrer was interposed and by the trial court sustained, and, plaintiff declining to amend, judgment was rendered against him.
There are ten assignments of error, argued under eight propositions of law, as required by our rules, but we think we need consider only assignment 3, to the effect that the court erred in sustaining…
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