Waycaster v. Sugar Hill Local Tax School District

Intervenors in a proceeding to validate bonds for building and equipping a school assign error upon the exclusion of certain evidence offered by them. The rulings excluding this evidence were controlling, and the decision of the case hinges upon whether or not the assignments of error thereon sufficiently disclose the evidence in question. The first assignment alleges that “Plaintiffs in error offered evidence to the court to prove, that” forty-eight of those voting at said election (naming them) had not paid State, county, and poll-taxes for the year 1926; and also “offered evidence” that…