Heringer v. Rolf
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
CULLEN, Commissioner.
The question is whether the mayor of the City of Newport or the Governor of Kentucky has the power to fill a vacancy in the office of police judge for the city. Upon the occurrence of a vacancy in January 1956, the Governor appointed and commissioned one William Heringer. On the same day the mayor appointed one Joseph Rolf, whom the Governor, refused to commission. In a declaratory judgment action between the two appointees, the court held that Rolf was entitled to the office. Heringer has appealed.
-KRS 84.300, which relates generally to. cities, of the. second class (of…
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