Reese v. Baron

PEARSON, Judge.

The controlling question on this appeal is whether mandamus is a proper remedy whereby an executrix of an estate may enforce the rights of her deceased to a judgment of not guilty upon charges brought against the deceased pursuant to civil service rules and to require the city to pay the salary of the deceased during the period of suspension. We hold that mandamus does not lie and reverse a judgment of the circuit court which required the city manager to enter a judgment of not guilty and to pay an unspecified amount of the salary of office.1

On January 19, 1967, Glenn L. Baron…