16 Haw. 45 | Haw. | 1904
OPINION OF THE COURT BY
This is an appeal by the defendant Holloway from a decree enjoining him as Superintendent of Public Works and the other defendants as contractors from entering into a proposed contract under which the latter defendants were to construct a school building and two dormitories at Lahainaluna, Maui, for the sum of $35,516, in accordance with a tender made by them in response to an advertisement by the Superintendent calling for tenders, — the ground of the injunction being that after advertisement a change was made in the specifications without a new advertisement.
In this court the appellant moved for the first time to dismiss the bill on the ground that it was not brought in any court
The appellant further sought to show that the complainant was not a taxpayer and so not entitled to bring this suit. Eor the purpose of showing this he moved for a postponement of further hearing for the purpose of enabling him to obtain a transcript of the evidence and for leave to file it when obtained. This motion was denied on the ground that no sufficient showing was made for failure to obtain the transcrijrt as required by rule 4 of this court.
There being no other question in the case before this court, the decree appealed from is affirmed.