State ex rel. Treadwell v. Powless
37 N.J.L. 145
Opinion
The opinion of the court was delivered by
The overseer has a discretion in refusing to make complaint, under the supplement to the vagrant act, (Nix. Dig. 1008,) to compel a husband to provide for his family, where there is no reasonable ground to believe, on fair inquiry by the overseer, that the application is a proper one. In this case the facts show that his discretion was fairly exercised, and the motion for a mandamus is denied.
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State ex rel. Treadwell v. Powless, 37 N.J.L. 145 (N.J. 1874).
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