McKee v. Chilton County

The courts of county commissioners and similar boards are invested with general superintendence of the public roads, bridges, and ferries within their respective counties, and given certain powers relative thereto. Acts 1915, p. 573 et seq. By section 1 of said act such boards are given unlimited powers as to construction, maintenance, and improvement of the roads, bridges, and ferries, except as they are limited by the terms of the act. One of the limitations specified in the act is:

“That any contractor employed by the court of county commissioners or board of revenue to construct or…