Popham v. City of Kennesaw

Clarke, Chief Justice.

Following the November 1991, elections in the City of Kennesaw, appellant Popham filed a petition to contest the manner in which the elections were conducted. Additionally, appellant’s petition attempted to relitigate issues he had raised in a lawsuit filed against appellees in 1981; in that case the trial court enjoined appellant from filing future actions raising these allegations. The appellees in the case before us, City of Kennesaw and the City Election Superintendent, counterclaimed, filing motions for contempt, libel and slander. The appellees further moved for…