Sykes v. Clayton

We pass, without decision or discussion, questions as to whether plaintiff has an adequate remedy at law and, if not, whether the facts alleged are sufficient to show enforcement of the 1967 Act would cause irreparable injury to plaintiff. Having reached the conclusion the 1967 Act is not void as violative of Sections 3 and 5 of Article Y of our Constitution, we deem it in the public interest to base decision on that ground without regard to procedural questions.

The portions of the 1967 Act (Chapter 1096, Session Laws of 1967) pertinent to decision of the questions presented by plaintiff’s…