Turk v. Royal

1. In a proceeding to validate bonds, under the act of December 6, 1897 (Ga. L. 1897, p. 82; Civil Code (1910), § 445 et seq.), it is within the power and jurisdiction of the superior court, upon proper pleadings and sufficient evidence, to pass upon the validity of any votes east in the election, and to eliminate such votes as are shown by the pleadings and the evidence to be illegal. In the present case, wherein certain citizens intervened and objected to the issuance of the proposed bonds because the several voters who voted in favor of them were for specified reasons not qualified to…