Roy v. City of Lafayette

Plaintiffs are resident taxpayers and qualified electors of the city of Lafayette in this state.

In the present suit plaintiffs seek to enjoin that municipality, through its board of trustees, from issuing and delivering certain bonds to the Commercial National Bank of Lafayette, the highest bidder, and to have declared’ null and void all of the proceedings had for calling and holding the special election at which these bonds were authorized, including the issuance and sale of the bonds to the bank.

From a judgment rejecting their demands, plaintiffs have appealed.

On November 19, 1928, the…