Kaigler v. Roberts
Supreme Court of Georgia
Statutes. Elections. Registration. Constitutional law. Before Judge Guerry. Terrell county. At chambers, May 23, 1892. An injunction was sought by Kaigler, a citizen and tax-payer, to prevent the county authorities of Terrell county from issuing and selling bonds to the amount of $36,000 for the purpose of building a new courthouse for the county, under an election held on January 13, 1892. The petition was brought on May 21st. The injunction was denied, and the plaintiff…
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Statutes. Elections. Registration. Constitutional law. Before Judge Guerry. Terrell county. At chambers, May 23, 1892. An injunction was sought by Kaigler, a citizen and tax-payer, to prevent the county authorities of Terrell county from issuing and selling bonds to the amount of $36,000 for the purpose of building a new courthouse for the county, under an election held on January 13, 1892. The petition was brought on May 21st. The injunction was denied, and the plaintiff excepted. It appears that at the election, which was ordered under the code, §508(i) et seq., three hundred and fifty…
1Opinion of the Court
*476 Judgment affirmed.
Hoyl & Parks, by brief, for plaintiff. J. M. Griggs, by J. H. Lúmpkin, for defendant.
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