Giles v. Minton

Opinion of the Court by

Judge Perry

— Dismissing appeal.

This is an appeal from a judgment of the Bell circuit court, which enjoined and restrained H. R. Giles, commissioner of the city of Middlesboro from participating in the hearing of certain charges preferred by him against the appellee policemen of that city.

Middlesboro is a city of the third class, functioning under the commission form of government.

On April 20, 1932, the chief of police, Charles Min-ton, and three other acting police officers of said city, were served with notice that charges of official misconduct had been preferred and…