McDonald v. Rhodes
42 P.2d 46, 140 Kan. 744, 1934 Kan. LEXIS 224
Opinion
Until a state officer-elect has qualified according to law he has no greater privilege of access to the affairs of the office than any other private citizen; and the incumbent in lawful possession of the office cannot be compelled by mandamus to permit the officer-elect to make an audit of such office before the latter has given his official bond and had it approved in conformity with the pertinent statutes.
Motion for alternative writ denied.
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