Fuller v. City of Cullman
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
LIVINGSTON, Justice.
This action was brought under and by virtue of the provisions of the General Acts of 1935, page 777 et seq., providing for declaratory judgments. The decision will clearly indicate the propriety of this form of procedure on the part of complainant, who is a resident citizen and taxpayer of the city of Cullman, and pecuniarily interested in the matters here involved and has an actual controversy with the city.
The bill of complaint together with the answer and cross-bill of respondents and the note of testimony disclose the following situation or condition: Until the year…
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