Synod of Dakota v. State
South Dakota Supreme Court
Original action by the Synod, of Dakota against the State of South Dakota to recover for the tuition and instruction of certain students. The case was presented to the court upon the complaint and answer and a stipulation as to the facts. Judgment for the defendant. No briefs filed. The facts are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
Corson. J.
The plaintiff, in pursuance of the provisions of Chapter 1, Laws 1890, commenced this action in this court to *368recover from the state the amount alleged to be due to it for the tuition and instruction of a class of students during the year 1890 at the Pierre University, located in the city of Pierre, under-the control and management of the plaintiff, which said tuition and instruction was given to said class of students by virtue of an alleged contract made with said plaintiff by the board of education of the late Territory of Dakota in 1887, in pursuance of the powers conferred upon…
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