167 Ga. 289 | Ga. | 1928
(After stating the foregoing facts.) The court properly granted an injunction against the collection of so much of the tax levy complained of as is in excess of the sum of 2.18 mills on the dollar; that is, enjoined the tax levy in so far as the same applies to the territory which is embraced in what was originally Hammock Springs School District at the time of its consolidation with Donalsonville School District No. 13. This is not a case where a part of the territory of one school district is cut oif and added to another school district, but two school districts were consolidated. One of them had, prior to the consolida
There is a difference in the facts of the two cases, but the difference is not of such a character as to render the ruling there made inapplicable, as is shown by the reasoning in that case. In the opinion it was said: “Our attention is called to the cases of Cash v. Douglasville, 94 Ga. 557 (20 S. E. 438), Toney v. Macon, 119 Ga. 85 (46 S. E. 80), White v. Atlanta, 134 Ga. 532 (68 S. E. 103), and White v. Forsyth, 138 Ga. 754 (76 S. E. 58). In the
Judgment, affirmed.