Bell v. Town of Pulaski

The hill in this case attacked the constitutionality of Chapter 98 of the Private Acts of 1941. The chancellor held the Act valid with the exception of one section, but held complainant not adversely affected by that section. (Complainant has appealed.

The Act was one which enlarged the boundaries of Pulaski and we assume the complainant is the owner of land formerly outside the corporate limits but added thereto by the statute.

The title of the Act is as follows:

“An Act to be entitled: ‘An Act to amend Chapter 260 of the Private Acts of 1903 and the amendments thereto, the same being Chapter…