Grant County Board of Education v. Chandler
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Appeal from Grant Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion of the Court by
Judge Miller
— Affirming,
' The appellee, T. C. Chandler,- was- the regularly elected principal of the Crittenden High School in Grant county for the year'1910-11,. under a contract of employment with the Grant County Board of Education, at a salary of $85.00 per month. The Board paid appellee’s salary to March- 1st, T911, hut has declined to pay it for the remainder, of the term, amounting to $425, upon two grounds: (1), because, as it claimed, the County High School at Crittenden had not been legally established; and, (2), for the further reason that the school tax levy…
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