Vincent v. City of Bowling Green
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
MONTGOMERY, Judge.
Willie R. Vincent appeals from a judgment in favor of the City of Bowling Green holding valid the initial annexation ordinance of the territory in which he lived. He contends that the ordinance is invalid for lack of sufficient publication. The City urges that there was a substantial ■compliance with the statutory requirement.
In order to annex certain adjacent territory, the appellee enacted an ordinance ■proposing the annexation. See KRS 81.-140, 81.100, 81.110. Appellee is a city of the second class. KRS 81.010(2). It is agreed that the ordinance proposing the annexation…
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