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· 5/26/1952

Kirk v. U. S. Fidelity & Guar. Co.

Citations

  • 214 Miss. 441
  • 58 So. 2d 924
  • 1952 Miss. LEXIS 487

How courts have described this case

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  • authorizing construction of municipal auditorium was act of legislation, but referendum on ordinance to assess property to be taken by eminent domain interferes with administration of project
  • authorizing construction of municipal auditorium was act of legislation, but referendum on ordinance to assess property to be taken by eminent domain interferes with administration of project
  • after charter amendment, authorizing issuance of municipal bonds to acquire land and construct a municipal auditorium, was adopted, a second ordinance passed pursuant thereto was held to be merely an executive act and therefore not subject to referendum
  • after charter amendment, authorizing issuance of municipal bonds to acquire land and construct a municipal auditorium, was adopted, a second ordinance passed pursuant thereto was held to be merely an executive act and therefore not subject to referendum
  • “at a special election the voters of Omaha ... directed that the city council issue ... municipal bonds ... for the purpose of acquiring land and constructing thereon a municipal auditorium. This clearly was a legislative act of the electors of the city.”
  • \at a special election the voters of Omaha ... directed that the city council issue ... municipal bonds ... for the purpose of acquiring land and constructing thereon a municipal auditorium. This clearly was a legislative act of the electors of the city.\

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Judges: Arrington, Ethridge, Kyle, Lee, McGehee

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