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· 10/23/1963

Kimbrough v. Walling

Citations

  • 371 S.W.2d 691

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  • stating that where a statute delegates authority to a political subdivision in general terms, the political subdivision has discretion to determine the manner in which it will exercise its delegated power
  • stating that where a statute delegates authority to a political subdivision in general terms, the political subdivision has discretion to determine the manner in which it will exercise its delegated power
  • “No jury may be demanded at a hearing for a temporary injunction.”

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Judges: Steakley

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