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· 7/10/1895

Woodley v. Town Council

Citations

  • 44 S.C. 374
  • 22 S.E. 410
  • 1895 S.C. LEXIS 85

Syllabus

<p>1. Elections — Women Voting — Case Criticised. — An issue of bonds by a town, authorized by statute on approval by a vote of the people, will not be enjoined because that women owning $¡100 worth of taxable property were allowed to vote, the statute having empowered them to vote at such election. Wilson v. Town Council of Florence, 39 S. G., 397, and 40 Id., 290, followed.1</p> <p>2. Statute — Title—Premature Question. — A question as to the right to apply the bond3 of the town to the extension of any other railroad to the town other than that mentioned in the title of the act, does not properly arise until an attempt is made so to apply them.</p>

Judges: Pope

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