Ross v. Wilson
New York Court of Appeals
1DissentDesmond, J.
This decision is, we believe, erroneous for at least three reasons:
First: It refuses to give effect to a majority vote, at a regularly called and conducted school district meeting, on a question as to which the applicable statutes (Education Law, § 402, subd. 1; § 1804, subd. 6) give, to such a majority, full power of choice.
Second: Although one of those statutes (§ 1804, subd. 6, supra) forbids respondent board selling the schoolhouse ‘ ‘ except with the approval of a majority of the qualified voters * * * present and voting ”, and the other statute (§ 402, subd. 1, supra) says that such…
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