Webb v. Smith
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Case 3 — PETITION EQUITY APPEAL PEOSI PULTON CIRCUIT COURT. 1. Section 4464 of Kentucky Statutes only requires that the county judge shall at the next term after he receives the petition make the order directing the sheriff to hold the election, etc.; and does not require that the petition shall he filed during a term of court, or that it shall lie over from one term to another.
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Case 3 — PETITION EQUITY APPEAL PEOSI PULTON CIRCUIT COURT. 1. Section 4464 of Kentucky Statutes only requires that the county judge shall at the next term after he receives the petition make the order directing the sheriff to hold the election, etc.; and does not require that the petition shall he filed during a term of court, or that it shall lie over from one term to another. (Kentucky Statutes, sec. 4464.) 2. Section 4466, Kentucky Statutes does not require that the order of the county judge shall be advertised by written or printed bills to be posted, etc.; but requires the election to…
1Opinion of the Court
CHIEF-JUSTICE PRYOR
delivered the opinion op TnE court.
The appellees obtained an injunction preventing the collection of a tax levied for the purpose of changing the com*12mon school district, No. 1, in Fulton county, to a graded school district.- The proceeding was had under section 446-4 of the Kentucky Státutes. The objection made and sustained below was a failure to comply with the section authorizing the change.
On the 6th dáy of July, 1894, a petition was lodged in the clerk’s office, .signed by ten taxpayers, asking that an election be held in the district for the imposition of the tax in…
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