White v. Chester Municipal Authority

Per Curiam,

This was a taxpayer’s bill, filed March 27, 1941, to set aside transactions by which Chester Municipal Authority, on December 8, 1939, acquired the water works, etc., which since then haye supplied water to the City of Chester. The hill charged that defendants conspired to defraud the city into paying an excessive price for the property. Responsive answers were filed. A long trial followed. The learned chancellor, President Judge Shull, 1 after an extended examination of the evidence, found that there was no conspiracy to defraud. The finding, affirmed in banc, is amply supported…