Pryor v. Goza

The Legislature of 1932 adopted a ba3ikruptcy act for drainage districts (chapter 278, Laws 1932). Appellants, the commissioners of the Sabougla drainage district No. 2 in Calhoun and Webster counties and a majority of the landowners of the district, filed their bill in the chancery court of Calhoun county, making appellees, People’s Bank & Trust Company and R. E. Goza, who are the owners and holders of the bonds of the district of the face value of thirty-one thousand dollars, and all others provided for by the statute, parties to the cause. Appellees demurred to the bill, one ground of…