Ehlinger v. Rankin
Court of Appeals of Texas
This suit was originally brought in Fayette County. Injunction was issued. The venue was changed, on motion of complainant. The facts are given in the opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
FISHER, Chief Justice.
— This is in effect a suit by appellee, Rankin, against appellants, Ehlinger and others, for the office of clerk of the County Court of Fayette County, wherein he alleges, that he is the legally elected and qualified county clerk of said county, and by virtue of his office is entitled to the fees and emoluments of the office, and to the control and management thereof; also, that the appellants have usurped his official functions and have taken possession of said office, and are withholding possession thereof from the appellee, and are collecting and about to collect the…
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