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· 6/17/1907

Baucum v. Police Jury

Citations

  • 119 La. 532
  • 44 So. 289
  • 1907 La. LEXIS 520

Syllabus

<p>1. Schools and School Districts — Levy of Tax — Elections—Validity.</p> <p>The suit is directed against three special elections held to levy a tax for schools. 2. Same.</p> <p>The election of 1901 is attacked on the ground that the property for the payment of which the tax was levied was not in the public, and that the “petition of the taxpayers” did not set out the amount of the tax. As to the first ground, the attack as made is not sustained by the facts; and, as to the second ground, it falls within the provision of Act No. 145, p. 317, of 1904.</p> <p>3. Same.</p> <p>The election of 1903, also, falls within the terms of Act No. 145, p. 317, of 1904, and as to this election it is not shown that the property is owned by other interest than the public.</p> <p>4. Same.</p> <p>The election of 1906 falls within the terms of Act No. 145, p. 317, of 1904, which repeals Act No. 131, p. 200, of 1898.</p> <p>(Syllabus by the Court.)</p>

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