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· 1/15/1878

Moore v. Fessenbeck

Citations

  • 88 Ill. 422

Syllabus

<p>1. Taxes—school tax, levy after day named, in statute. The failure to certify a school tax by the directors, by the day named in the statute, does not invalidate the tax. If certified after such day, it is a mere irregularity, which is cured by section 191 of the Revenue law.</p> <p>2. Chancery jurismction—squandering of school funds. If school directors squander the funds of their district, or appropriate them to unauthorized purposes, there is a complete remedy at law against them, and hence a court of equity has no jurisdiction to interfere.</p>

Judges: Craig

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