State Ex Rel. Powers v. Welch

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• rejecting the rule of Boughton and concluding that all of the cases applying that rule were inapposite because they either involved offices that were not created by the constitution or involved constitutional offices for which no qualifications were prescribed
• rejecting the rule of Boughton and concluding that all of the cases applying that rule were inapposite because they either involved offices that were not created by the constitution or involved constitutional offices for which no qualifications were prescribed

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