City of Lakeland v. Ray
Supreme Court of Florida
1Per curiam
— Appellee, a bondholder of the City of Lakeland, brought this suit for injunction and other relief against the municipality and its officials, alleging that the city officials were wrongfully dealing with certain public funds which, under Chapter 9298, Acts of 1923, the statute under which the bonds were issued, it was contended were required to be collected and applied for complainant’s benefit. The Chancellor overruled a motion to dismiss the bill and reserved for future consideration all other questions relating to the scope and extent of relief, if any, to be granted.
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