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· 2/11/1922

Oberhelman v. Larimer

Citations

  • 110 Kan. 587
  • 204 P. 687
  • 1922 Kan. LEXIS 101

Syllabus

<p>SYLLABUS BY THE COURT.</p> <p>.1. High-school Tuition — Pupil Residing in High-school District — Sent to Adjoining District — County Not Liable for Tuition. The parent of a high-school pupil, both residing in a rural high-school district operating an accredited high school, cannot send the pupil to another high school and compel the county to pay the tuition therefor under section 1 of chapter 239 of the Laws of 1921.</p> <p>2. Mandamus — Plaintiff Has Adequate Remedy at Law — Motion to Quash Allowed. Section 2648 of the General Statutes of 19Í5 provides an adequate ■ remedy in the ordinary course of law where a county auditor refuses to approve a claim against the county and where the' county commissioners refuse to allow the claim and.cause a warrant to be drawn on the county treasury therefor.</p>

Judges: Marshall

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