Board of Education v. . Board of Commissioners

Supreme Court of North Carolina

Board of Education v. . Board of Commissioners

90 S.E. 690, 172 N.C. 861, 1916 N.C. LEXIS 428

DecidedNovember 29, 1916

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Board of Education v. . Board of Commissioners, 90 S.E. 690, 172 N.C. 861, 1916 N.C. LEXIS 428 (N.C. 1916).

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Opinion

Per OuriaM.

This cause was referred to Hon. W. D. Turner as referee to take the evidence and report to this Court his findings of fact as to whether or not the tax levied by the defendants, the county commissioners, was sufficient to pay the reasonable expenses of the public schools of the county of Davie for the period of four months. The referee files his report, together with the. evidence taken in the case, in which it is found that the tax levied by the defendant is reasonably sufficient for the purpose. The exceptions to said report filed by the plaintiff are overruled and the said report is confirmed. The referee is allowed the sum of $71, which includes his 'fee as referee, together with stenographic and other expenses. The cost of the appeal is taxed against the plaintiff, but the referee’s allowance and expenses of $71 are to be equally divided between the plaintiff and the defendant.

The judgment of the Superior Court is

Reversed.

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Per OuriaM.

This cause was referred to Hon. W. D. Turner as referee to take the evidence and report to this Court his findings of fact as to whether or not the tax levied by the defendants, the county commissioners, was sufficient to pay the reasonable expenses of the public schools of the county of Davie for the period of four months. The referee files his report, together with the. evidence taken in the case, in which it is found that the tax levied by the defendant is reasonably sufficient for the purpose. The exceptions to said report filed by the plaintiff are overruled and the said report is confirmed. The referee is allowed the sum of $71, which includes his 'fee as referee, together with stenographic and other expenses. The cost of the appeal is taxed against the plaintiff, but the referee’s allowance and expenses of $71 are to be equally divided between the plaintiff and the defendant.

The judgment of the Superior Court is

Reversed.

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90 S.E. 690, 172 N.C. 861, 1916 N.C. LEXIS 428, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/board-of-education-v-board-of-commissioners-nc-1916.