Robinet v. School District No. 83
Citations
- 63 Kan. 1
- 64 P. 970
- 1901 Kan. LEXIS 77
Syllabus
<p>SYLLABUS BY THE COURT.</p> <p>Schools and School Districts — Power of County Superintendent. A county superintendent of public instruction, in determining the proportion of the present value of a schoolhouse or other property justly due a new school district formed out of territory taken from another district, acts in a judicial, or quasi-judicial, capacity. After an award has been made by him and the amount thereof paid by the old district, his power is exhausted, and an allowance increasing the original award, made fifteen months after the first determination, is void.</p>
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