Robertson v. Town of Englewood
Tennessee Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Cook
The town of Englewood was incorporated by Chapter 30, Private Acts of 1919. By sections 9 and 10 of the Act, the town was declared to be a special school district under control of a Board of Education elected as other municipal officers. Under supervision of the Board of Education, buildings were erected and schools maintained in the town of Englewood by the proceeds of a municipal tax and with revenue allotted by the State and county under general laws.
The bill was filed against the town of Englewood, November 3, 1933, to recover for money advanced by the Bank of Englewood for the use and…
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