172 Ga. 737 | Ga. | 1931
On September 25, 1919, an election in Pierce County, upon the question whether the County should issue $250,000 of bonds for the construction and improvement of roads, resulted in favor of the issuance of the bonds. These bonds were regularly validated. Of these bonds, $90,000 were issued and sold on January 1, 1920, and $50,000 in the year 1923. On February 18, 1931, Pomeroy, a resident and taxpayer of the county, filed against Gray, Peacock, Roberson, and the Bank of Blackshear, who are, respectively, the commissioner of roads and revenues, tax collector, sheriff, and county depository, a petition which, in addi
The defendants answered, denying that there existed any depression in the financial situation in the county, or that the authority for the issuance of the bonds had been abrogated by delay; and asserting that the proceeds of the bonds were much needed for making repairs and improvements in the roads. They also' demurred generally. On hearing on the petition and answer the court refused to grant an interlocutory injunction. The petitioner excepted. In the brief of his counsel it is stated that the only question now for determination is “whether or not the delay in issuing said road bonds for more than eleven years after the election at which their issuance was authorized has resulted in abrogating the authority to issue said bonds.”
Under the. pleadings the court did not err in refusing an interlocutory injunction.
Judgment affirmed.