Fish v. Kugel

This controversy is over the right to the offices of trustees of the Town of Hudson, and involves the question of the validity of an alleged annual election for officers of such town. At the election plaintiffs in error and defendants in error were opposing candidates, and the former were declared elected. Thereupon defendants in error instituted contest proceedings which resulted in a judgment in their favor, and the opposing parties prosecute this writ of error. The judgment was based upon the finding that certain designated votes cast for plaintiffs in error were illegal. It was alleged by…