State v. Carrel
137 N.E. 915, 1 Ohio Law. Abs. 229, 105 Ohio St. 351, 1921 Ohio LEXIS 179
Opinion
Epitomized Opinion
1. Schultz seeks a writ of mandamus commanding Carrel to certify petitions for referendum to the Board of Deputy State Supervisors and Inspectors of Elections. From a consideration of the findings of the master herein appointed, the Supreme Court held:
1. There was not a sufficient number of valid signatures attached to the various petitions to authorize the referendum sought. Writ denied.
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State v. Carrel, 137 N.E. 915, 1 Ohio Law. Abs. 229, 105 Ohio St. 351, 1921 Ohio LEXIS 179 (Ohio 1921).
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