Legal Opinion
Smith v. Lexington School Dist. No. 1
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Decided April 4, 1951No. 16487PublishedCited by 2 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
OxnER, Justice.
This action was brought by certain property owners and taxpayers , of Lexington County against the school districts of said county, the respective trustees thereof, the members of the County Board of Education, and the Treasurer and Auditor of said county, for the purpose of having declared invalid Act No. 194 of the 1949 Acts of the General Assembly, 46 St. at L., p. 300, and various related acts passed in 1950, as being in conflict with'Certain provisions of the State and Federal Constitutions, and of enjoining, defehdants from further proceeding under or,.enforcing .the…
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