67 So. 394 | Ala. | 1914
We have given due consideration to this theory, but we can discover nothing in either the form or the relation of the two levies which in any way tends to support it. It is, of course, not necessary that in the exercise of public powers, whether general or special, the authorities should expressly declare under what provision of law they are proceeding, but it is enough if any law authorizes their action.
It results that the rulings and judgment of the trial court were free from error, and the judgment will he affirmed.