Carroll County Board of Education v. Caldwell
Tennessee Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtJustice DeIIaven
This is a hill for a declaratory judgment. In the year 1915, Mrs. Maggie M. Caldwell, the owner in fee of a certain parcel of land situated in the 2'0th Civil District of Carroll County, Tennessee, made a common law dedication of the same to complainant, Carroll County Board of Education, and the public, for school purposes. The County Board of Education immediately entered into possession of this land and constructed a frame building thereon, to he used as an elementary school for the community. After being so used for a number of years, the frame building was removed, and in its place a…
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