Legal Opinion
Watts v. Double Oak Independent School District
Court of Appeals of Texas
Decided March 27, 1964No. 16508PublishedCited by 12 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
RENFRO, Justice.
C. B. Watts brought suit on May 28, 1963, against Double Oak Independent School District and W. K. Baldridge, County Judge of Denton County, in which he alleged that an order entered by the County Judge on’ October 3, 1962, decreeing Double Oak Common School District was from that date changed to Double Oak Independent School District was void for the reason that said Common School District did not have seven hundred inhabitants residing within such district. Plaintiff prayed that the order incorporating Double Oak Independent School District be set aside and held for naught.
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