Brown v. Truscott Independent School Dist.

The opinion of the majority recognizes that there must be legislative authority, either express or implied, to authorize a school district to vote to assume the outstanding bonded indebtedness of another district, the territory of which has been included in a new district. As to the correctness of that proposition, there is no room for difference of opinion. It is also recognized in the majority opinion that in this case there was no empress legislative authority for holding the election that was held in the Truscott independent school district to determine that Question. There is therefore…