A Treatise On the Jurisdiction of Courts in Two Volumes Each volume Complete
A Treatise On the Jurisdiction of Courts in Two Volumes Each volume Complete
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As to elections, where an ordinance provided that the two branches of a city council should, in convention, an- nually appoint a street commissioner, and the usual time passed by without a meeting, it was held a meeting to elect could be properly commanded by writ. (») And so with regard to an election for successors of the present municipal officers, whose duty it is to call an election and who refuse to do so. (o) And canvassers, whether state or local, can be required by (j) Union Church v. ...Sanders, 1 (»;)People v. Contracting; Board, Houst. 128 ; Feizel v. M. E. Church, 03 N. Y. 382.
!• Kan. 597. (/tj-^t'toruey General v. Liiwreuce, (Ajliochler v. Mechanics' Aid Soc. Ill Mass. 91.
22 Mich. 91. (o)People v. Fairbury, 51 III.
(^jPeoplet). Contracting Board, 46 150. Barb. 256.
MANDAMUS. 497 maudaiuiis to make the count of votes cast, (p) unless in a case where no legal right can be established thereby, as where an election is held when no vacancy exists in oifice. ((7) And, also, a writ will be granted to compel canvassers to declare the results of an election, and so certify to the persons elected, (r) § 500.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As to elections, where an ordinance provided that the two branches of a city council should, in convention, an- nually appoint a street commissioner, and the usual time passed by without a meeting, it was held a meeting to elect could be properly commanded by writ. (») And so with regard to an election for successors of the present municipal officers, whose duty it is to call an election and who refuse to do so. (o) And canvassers, whether state or local, can be required by (j) Union Church v. ...Sanders, 1 (»;)People v. Contracting; Board, Houst. 128 ; Feizel v. M. E. Church, 03 N. Y. 382.
!• Kan. 597. (/tj-^t'toruey General v. Liiwreuce, (Ajliochler v. Mechanics' Aid Soc. Ill Mass. 91.
22 Mich. 91. (o)People v. Fairbury, 51 III.
(^jPeoplet). Contracting Board, 46 150. Barb. 256.
MANDAMUS. 497 maudaiuiis to make the count of votes cast, (p) unless in a case where no legal right can be established thereby, as where an election is held when no vacancy exists in oifice. ((7) And, also, a writ will be granted to compel canvassers to declare the results of an election, and so certify to the persons elected, (r) § 500.
What to read after A Treatise On the Jurisdiction of Courts in Two Volumes Each volume Complete?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J C John Cleland Wells to read onlineMoreLess
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