Gaither v. Board of Education of Howard County
Opinion
Appellants, taxpayers and property owners of Howard County, sought by a bill of complaint and an amended bill to prevent the Board of Education of that County from acquiring a site on which to build an elementary school and from spend *631 ing public funds or selling bonds for the purchase and condemnation of the site and the erection of a school building thereon.
Judge Macgill sustained the demurrers to the original bill and to the amended bill, holding that the allegations in both bills either were conclusions without factual support, or were so general or vague as to be meaningless, or sought to rely on statutes which were inapplicable either factually or legally.
We think the ruling on each demurrer was right under the cases which Judge Macgill found to control, such as Wiley v. Board of School Commissioners, 51 Md. 401, Coddington v. Helbig, 195 Md. 330, and Dixon v. Carroll County, 241 Md. 700.
Orders appealed from affirmed with costs.
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