Jordan v. Crudgington

The Legislature of Texas at its regular session in 1949 enacted House Bill No. 250, establishing a “Court of Domestic Relations in and for Potter County, Texas,” Acts, 51st Leg., Ch. 426, p. 792, Vernon’s Revised Civil Statutes of Texas, Art. 2338 — 3. The Commissioners’ Court of Potter County in making provision for setting up the new court incurred certain items of indebtedness, for the payment of which it caused warrants to be issued. The County Auditor, John Crudgington, refused to approve the warrants, and this suit was filed by E. E. Jordan, County Judge, and the four County…