Ector County v. Stringer

How courts have described this case

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• discussing how District Courts have a limited supervisory role over Commissioners Court and cannot substitute its discretion for that of the Commissioners Court
• constables brought action against county and commissioners court to obtain compensation and expenses for services previously rendered
• constables brought action against county and commissioners court to obtain compensation and expenses for services previously rendered
• “Once the commissioners court acts, the district court may review the commissioners’ orders to determine if they are arbitrary, or otherwise, constitute an abuse of discretion.”
• once the commissioner’s court acts, the district court may review the commissioners’ orders
• “Once the commissioners court acts, the district court may review the commissioners’ orders to determine if they are arbitrary, or otherwise constitute an abuse of discretion.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).