28 Ohio Law. Abs. 512 | Ohio Ct. App. | 1938
OPINION
Under the constitution of Ohio, an amendment to the charter of a city becomes effective on the day of the election at which it is adopted by the electors, unless the proposition to postpone the taking effect of the amendment is submitted to and adopted by the voters. This proposition is settled by the Supreme Court of Ohio in the case of State, ex rel McNamara, v Campbell, et, 94 Oh St, 403, and is in accordance with the rulings of the Supreme Court of the United States (see Dillon v Gloss, 256 U. S. 368, and Druggan v Anderson, U. S. Marshal, et, 269 U. S. 36).
In the case before us, such postponement of the effective date was not submitted to the voters, and therefore could not have been adopted by them; and accordingly the effective date of the amendment here in question is that provided by the constitution of Ohio, which is the day of the election at which the electors voted to adopt the amendment.
Judgment affirmed.
