Field v. School District No. 110

Citations

• 83 Kan. 186
• 109 P. 775
• 1910 Kan. LEXIS 493

Syllabus

<p>SYLLABUS BY THE COURT.</p> <p>1. Joint School Districts — Change of Boundaries — Appeal—■ Jurisdiction — Parties. Where application is made to the county superintendents of public instruction of the several counties interested in a joint school district, and such superintendents consider such application and jointly make an order changing the boundary lines of such joint district, any person aggrieved may appeal from such order to the state superintendent of public instruction. This is the only remedy provided by statute. If this remedy is not pursued, an action for injunction can not be maintained.</p> <p>-2. - County Commissioners May Not Entertain Appeal. In such a case an appeal can not be taken to the board of county commissioners of either county in which the joint district is partly situated.</p> <p>3. ■ — -- Change of Boundaries Affecting a District Wholly within a County — Appeal. The mere fact that a district lying wholly within one county is incidentally affected in the order changing the boundary lines of the joint district will not change the question of appeal.'</p>