Skidmore v. Fuller

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• holding that a charge in a recall petition was factually sufficient even though it failed to state the exact date upon which the allegedly unlawful agreement was entered into
• holding that a charge in a recall petition was factually sufficient even though it failed to state the exact date upon which the allegedly unlawful agreement was entered into
• the truth or falsity of the allegations in a recall demand is a political question to be determined by the voters
• the truth or falsity of the allegations in a recall demand is a political question to be determined by the voters

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