Taylor v. LEE, GOVERNOR
Utah Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
LATIMER, Justice.
On January 3, 1950, defendant J. Bracken Lee, Governor of the State of Utah, directed a letter to plaintiff Milton B. Taylor advising him that in accordance with Section 82C — 2—2, U. C. A., 1943, he, Taylor, was being removed as a member of the Commission of Finance. The reason assigned in the letter for the removal was that prior to the time the Governor assumed office Taylor as a member of the Commission had approved certain bond purchases from a local broker contrary to the intent and spirit of Section :82C — 2—34, U. C. A., 1943. The charge *305was predicated upon…
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