Van v. Gunderson

Plaintiff filed a claim with the rural credit board for $200 for services and $141.37 for expenses claimed to be due him as an employee of the rural credit board for the month of March, 1925. The board refused to allow the claim and plaintiff applied for a writ of mandamus to compel its allowance and payment. The trial court found that during his period of employment plaintiff had presented claims for, and been allowed and paid as mileage for the use of his car, the sum of $4,148.50 in excess of the amount allowed by law, and entered judgment dismissing the writ, from which judgment and an…