Hobbs v. Gibson School Township
Indiana Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtEwbank, J.
The only question presented by the record and briefs in this case is whether or not the second section of acts 1913, Acts 1913 p. 104, §6600 Burns 1914, is constitutional. The question arose on a demurrer to appellant’s complaint, which was sustained by the trial court. The complaint alleged, in substance, that appellant entered into a written contract with the trustee of appellee school township, in the usual form, to teach a certain public school for the term beginning October 6, 1919, and that under said contract he taught the full term of 120 days; that the contract recited that his…
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