Monteith v. Board of County Commissioners
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the CourtClarkson, J.
This is an injunctive proceeding, brought by plaintiffs against defendant, board of commissioners for the county of Jackson, to restrain and enjoin it from declaring the result of a stock law election held 3 May, 1927. A restraining order was issued and the proceeding was continued from time to time and heard at June Special Term, 1927, of Jackson Superior Court. The court below continued the restraining order, or injunction, in force until the final hearing of the proceeding, on the ground that the election “was not held as by law provided.” The defendant excepted, assigned error and…
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