Legal Opinion
Arnett v. De Weese
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Decided August 12, 1957Published
1Opinion of the Court
STANLEY, Commissioner.
The judgment dismisses for want of jurisdiction a suit for a declaration of rights in respect to the action of the Graves County Board of Education in regarding the incumbent Superintendent of Schools, James B.^DeWeese, as having forfeited the office, and to the legality of the appointment of the appellant, T. C. Arnett, in his place.
We summarize the pertinent allegations of the complaint of Arnett and the Graves County Board of Education, as plaintiffs, against DeWeese, as defendant.
DeWeese had vacated or forfeited his office, as declared in KRS 156.480 (an Act of the…
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