James County v. Hamilton County
Tennessee Supreme Court
EROM JAMES. Appeal from Chancery Court of James County. W. H. DeWitt, Sp. Ch.
1Opinion of the Court
TüRNEY, Ch. J.
An Act of the Legislature, approved March 11, 1890, by its -first section abolished the county of James, and restored its territory to the counties of Hamilton and Bradley, from which it had been formed in 1871.
This bill is filed charging that the Act of 1890 is unconstitutional and void, enjoining action under it, and asking that it be declared null.
On April 9, 1890, notice was served on complainant that on April' 12, 1890, motion would be made to dissolve the injunction. The motion was made, and the decision reserved, but never rendered.
On May 14 the Chancellor ordered a…
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