Bearden v. Fullam.
Supreme Court of North Carolina
ActioN by M. J. Bearden and others against J. S. Bnllam, Chief of Police for the City of Asheville, heard by -Judge Frederick Moore, at Chambers, at Asheville, on 23d November, 1901. From a judgment for the defendant, the plaintiffs appealed.
1Opinion of the CourtMontgomeRY, J.
This is an action in mandamus, brought before his Honor in Chambers by the plaintiffs, the first three of whom constitute the County Board of Education of Buncombe County, and the last-named the Treasured of the County School Fund of that county, to compel the defendant, who is the city Chief of Police of Asheville, to pay over to the Treasurer of the County School Fund the fines which he, by law, is required to collect, arising from judgments and sentences rendered and imposed in an Inferior Criminal Court in Asheville, known as the Police Justice’s Court, instead of to the Treasurer of the…
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