Handy v. Holman
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
CODY, Justice.
This was an election contest brought to invalidate the declared results of a bond election held -in Tom Ball Independent School District, Harris Cortnty, on June 26, 19S4. The Court, trying the case without a jury, held the declared results of the election valid, and rendered judgment that contestants “take nothing.” The contestants, hereafter called appellants, predicate this appeal upon the following four points: That the trial court erred (1) in holding as qualified to vote forty-odd persons who had not duly rendered their property for taxes as required by the Constitution…
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