State Ex Rel. Schroy v. Wagner

Two legal propositions are presented by the general demurrer. It is conceded by the demurrer that the number of signatures to the petitions was sufficient had the board counted as valid the 1,586 signatures of those who had not voted in the municipal election of 1931, and also the 375 signatures of the voters of the municipality, who, though registered upon the permanent registration records, had failed to transfer their registration. If these two classes constitute valid signatures, the general demurrer should be overruled, otherwise it should be sustained.

The salient portion of Section '6…