Baker v. Scott
Citations
- 4 Idaho 596
- 43 P. 76
- 1895 Ida. LEXIS 70
Syllabus
<p>Election ■ Law — Correction of Official Ballot — Too Late After Election. — Where a candidate for a county office neglects to have an alleged defect in the official ballot corrected as provided by section 59 of the election laws of this state, he cannot, after the election is had, and he finds himself defeated, raise the objection that the name of the successful candidate was improperly jilaced upon the official ballot.</p> <p>(Syllabus by the court.)</p>
Judges: Htjston, Mobgan, Sullivan
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- Thurston v. State Board of ElectionsIllinois Supreme Court· 1979-08-01· cited 22×
- Johnson v. DoslandSupreme Court of Minnesota· 1908-01-17· cited 12×
- Ogg v. GloverSupreme Court of Kansas· 1905-11-11· cited 11×
- Jackson County v. BauchleSupreme Court of Minnesota· 1921-05-20· cited 7×
- Napton v. MeekIdaho Supreme Court· 1902-12-02· cited 6×
- Territory of Hawaii ex rel. Willis v. KanealiiHawaii Supreme Court· 1905-12-19· cited 4×
- State ex rel. Conner v. NoctorOhio Supreme Court· 1922-05-16
- Noctor v. State ex rel. LinehanOhio Supreme Court· 1923-06-26
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