Worsham v. Richards

Roberts, Chief Justice.

Notwithstanding several acts have been passed, and constitutional provisions have been made, as well as numerous decisions have been rendered, *442upon the subject of the removal of the county seat of a county, it still seems to be a subject of difficulty whenever it arises in the courts. This originates mainly from the incompleteness of the statutory provisions relating to it. (Hart. Dig., 167-8; Paschal’s Dig., arts. 1067,1068; Laws of 1873, p. 194; Laws of 1874, p. 187; Constitutional Amendment, in Laws of 1874, p. 234, and Const. of 1876, sec. 55, art. III.) They do not…