Nicely v. Wildey
Indiana Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtHughes, J.
This is an appeal by the appellant, Zula Nicely, to contest the election of the appellee, Morris Wildey, to the office of township trustee of Center township, Jennings county, Indiana, for the term beginning January 7, 1935.
The complaint consisted of one paragraph to which the appellee, defendant below, filed three paragraphs of answer; the first being a general deniel, the second alleging that appellee received a majority of the votes cast for said office, and that errors and mistakes were made against him; and the third paragraph alleging that after the election some person unknown broke…
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