STOLTZ v. McCONNON

Opinion by

Judge Rogers,

When members of bodies politic charged with conducting essential public services fall out among themselves, the litigation which it seems must inevitably follow always has two features in common with all other such political contests at law. The first is a surfeit of lawsuits intended, no doubt, to demonstrate the magnitude and sincerity of each faction’s outrage at the alleged falsity, if not wickedness, of.'the other’s actions. The second common characteristic of this kind of litigation is that the principal issue raised by the excess of actions, if not always easy to…