Chappel v. Standard Scale & Supply Corp.

The Chancellor.

The complainants must first establish their proposition that the ballots, a sample of which is given in the statement of facts, should have been counted straight instead of rejected as worthless. If they fail in this, their case is ended without regard to whatever disposition is made of the questions connected with the forty-five shares of Williamson and the fifty-four shares of Mrs. Snodgrass.

Having established their right to have the 671 votes counted straight, the complainants will succeed in establishing their titles to office if they are allowed the benefit of Williamson’s…