Strott v. Broening
Court of Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the CourtParke, J.
George H. Strott and two other citizens, voters and taxpayers of Baltimore City, instituted these amended proceedings'for : (1) The grant of a writ of mandamus to be directed against William F. Broening and others, who constitute the board of estimates of the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, commanding them forthwith to reconvene as a board and to allow and include in the proposed ordinance of estimates, for the year 1931, the sum of $3,800, which had been estimated in writing by the city service commission to be necessary for the performance of its statutory duty in respect of covering…
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