City of Chattanooga v. Swift
Tennessee Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Humphreys
On the City of Chattanooga’s bill for injunction, the Hamilton County Election Commission was enjoined *48from holding an election under T.C.A. sec. 6-101 et seq. to incorporate a territory to be known as “Ooltewah Township”. On January 2, 1969, prior to defense by the election commissioners, Windell C. Kelley and Asa C. Ball filed a petition alleging they were interested financially and otherwise in incorporating Ooltewah, that certain allegations in the injunction bill were false and that the attempted annexation was an illegal and bad faith exercise of powers of annexation conferred under the…
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