75 Ind. App. 380 | Ind. Ct. App. | 1921
Action by appellant against appellees to enjoin appellee Woodward from equipping or using any part of the Carlisle and Haddon township high school building for the teaching of grade pupils from the township, and appellee Whitlock from acting as such teacher.
The complaint, in substance, avers that: Appellant was at the time of the commencement of this action, and had been for five years theretofore, a resident citizen, voter, freeholder and taxpayer of the town of Carlisle, in Sullivan county, Indiana, and had been for one year theretofore a patron of the Carlisle and Had-don Township Joint High School located in the said town of Carlisle, and provided for and embraced in the Car-lisle and Haddon Township Joint High School district, and had for one year theretofore a child attending said high school as a pupil therein. Said joint high school district was established under a contract duly entered into May 15, 1913, between the proper officials of Had-don school township, in Sullivan county, and the school town of Carlisle, in said Haddon township, under and pursuant to the provisions of chapter 193 of the Acts of 1911, entitled: “An Act to provide buildings, equip
There was a prayer for a restraining order and for perpetual injunction against such use of the room in such high school building.
The judgment is affirmed.