Torres v. Grant
New Mexico Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
COMPTON, Justice.
This is an original proceeding in mandamus in which we are asked to issue a peremptory writ directing respondent to honor and pay a certain warrant drawn on him and payable to petitioner, .or show why he had not done so. The State Auditor, J. D. Hannah, had previously issued to petitioner a warrant drawn on respondent in payment of services. On presentation of the warrant, the respondent refused to honor it, assigning as a reason therefor the -force of Chapter 252, Laws 1957, which provides that warrants on state funds may be drawn only by the Director of the Department of…
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