Bowling v. Turner
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Appeal from the Circuit Court for Charles County. The case is stated in the opinion of the Court. First Exception. — The petitioner, Constantine A. Bowling, prayed the Court to strike out all the testimony of the witness, Sydney E. Mudd, tending to show his intention of returning to Charles County at the time of his leaving or thereafter, as testified to by him, and that it be not considered by the Court, said testimony being incompetent and irrelevant.
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Appeal from the Circuit Court for Charles County. The case is stated in the opinion of the Court. First Exception. — The petitioner, Constantine A. Bowling, prayed the Court to strike out all the testimony of the witness, Sydney E. Mudd, tending to show his intention of returning to Charles County at the time of his leaving or thereafter, as testified to by him, and that it be not considered by the Court, said testimony being incompetent and irrelevant. Second Exception. — The petitioner prayed the Court .to grant the petition, and pass an order requiring that the name of Sydney E. Mudd be…
1Opinion of the CourtBryan, J.
C. A. Bowling made a demand of the proper Registration Officer that the name .of' Sydney E. Mudd should be stricken from the registries of voters. On refusal by the Registration Officer, Bowling took an appeal to the Circuit Court for Charles County, by filing a petition as required by the Act of Assembly.
Sydney E. Mudd had been a voter in the Eighth Election District of Charles County since eighteen hundred and eighty-four. In February, eighteen hundred and ninety-three he rented a furnished house by the month in Washington, (D. C.,) which he occupied with his wife and four children until…
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