McMurray v. County Board of Education
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the CourtThomas, J.
The method of establishing a bill of exceptions on appeal under the Local Acts of 1923, p. 272, has the approval of this court. Cadle v. Bland, 213 Ala. 665, 106 So. 170. Sections 28 and 30 of that local act provide for establishing a bill of exceptions by the judge of the court and thereafter by the Court of Appeals. The instant bill of exceptions was signed by the trial judge. We therefore examine the questions presented.
The transcript and bill of exceptions show that W. A. McMurray was, by the county board of education of Franklin county, Ala., elected county superintendent of education…
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