Board of Education v. Hunter
Utah Supreme Court
Original application by the Board of Education of Ogden City, for a writ of mandate, against William C. Hunter and others, commissioners of Weber County, Utah, Harry Hales, County Clerk, James L. Eobson, County Assessor, and J. E. Storey, County Treasurer, commanding them to levy and collect a tax against the property of the school district in the amount required by plaintiff, etc. ■ Peremptory writ of mandate ordered to be issued.
1Opinion of the CourtFeick, J.
The plaintiff filed its application in this court for a writ of mandate against the defendants named in the title, “command*376ing said defendants and each of them as officers of Weber County aforesaid, to levy and collect a tax against the property of said school district in such amount as required by plaintiff,” etc. An alternative writ of mandate was issued, requiring the defendants to comply with plaintiff’s prayer or show cause why they refuse. They have appeared and have demurred generally to plaintiff’s complaint. They have also filed an answer, but the only denial made therein relates to…
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