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· 1/26/1909

Brown v. Ansel

Citations

  • 63 S.E. 449
  • 82 S.C. 141
  • 1909 S.C. LEXIS 8

Syllabus

<p>Mandamus — Governor—New Counties. — Whether the Governor should order an election on the question of a township of one county being annexed to another before appointing a commission to ascertain the constitutional requisites is discretionary with him, and mandamus will not be issued to compel him to do so. Will mandamus lie against the Governor?</p>

Judges: PER CURIAM.

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