Board of County School Commissioners v. Board of County School Commissioners
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Appeals from the Circuit .Court for Washington County, in Equity. The first and second appeals were taken from the decree of the lower Court granting an injunction; and the third ajipeal was taken from the refusal of the Court to require the complainants to give an injunction bond. The case is stated in the opinion of this Court.
1Opinion of the CourtBryan, J.
By the Act of 1892, chapter 341, the Legislature made important changes in the School Law. This Act authorized the appointment of the boards of County School Commissioners by the Governor; thus taking the appointment out of the hands of the Judges of the Circuit Court to whom it had been confided by the Act of 1812. The Governor appointed six School Commissioners for Washington County, and they in due time qualified according to law, and elected a person to fill the office of secretary, treasurer and examiner. The School Commissioners who were in office at the time of the passage of the Act…
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