Austin v. Board of Trustees of School District No. 5
New York Supreme Court
Motion to continue a temporary injunction.
1Opinion of the CourtPutnam, J.
The trustees of school district Wo. 5 in Babylon, which is a common school district, issued a notice of a special meeting of the district inhabitants (stated to be *539over 100 in number), for the purpose of deciding whether or not to erect a new sehoolhouse. This notice of a meeting to be held on the sixth of July, at seven-thirty p. m., was delivered to the clerk, who made no personal service thereof on any inhabitant of the district, but posted it in only three places —■ one on the corner of Herrick road and Copiague road, one on the sehoolhouse door, and one in the Copiague post-office. On…
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