Bozeman v. Conecuh County Board of Education
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
HARWOOD, Justice.
Pursuant to a declaratory judgment proceeding brought by the Board of Education of Conecuh County, the lower court adjudged and decreed that an election held in Conecuh County on 6 May 1958, in which a majority of the voters approved a county wide three mill school tax, was a valid election, and that the levy of said tax began 1 October 1966, and was due and collectible 1 October 1967. This appeal is from said decree.
In the published notice of the election, and on the ballot provided in the election in 1958, the question submitted to the voters was whether the proposed tax…
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