144 Ala. 397 | Ala. | 1905
The sole point in support of the contention that the bill contains equity is that the election held for the bond issue was not in accordance with the law on the subject, in that the notice given by the probate judge did not comply with section 2 of the act of 1903, page 90, because it failed to state the place for holding the election.
The election in the case at bar was to be held throughout the entire county, and sections 4 and 5 of said act, required the appointment of managers to conduct the election in each beat, or polling place in the county. The law therefore fixed the place, and of which the voters were chargeable with notice, independent of any special notice required by section 2 of said act.
The chancellor properly dismissed the bill for want if equity, and the decree is affirmed.
Affirmed.