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119 Ark. 162

Helvering v. McDougal

Supreme Court of Arkansas

Decided June 7, 1915

Supreme Court of Arkansas · decided 1915-06-07

'Appeal from ‘White Circuit 'Court; J. M. Jackson, Judge; The county -court has no power to detach, or take away, a part of a -single school district and add it to a common school district. 60 Ark. 124; Kirby’s Dig., § ), 7668, 7540-7543.

Cited by 6 later decisions — most recently June 1927

6 state decisions

Relies on Crow v. Special School District No. 2 · Cotter Special School District No. 60 v. School District No. 53

Good law ✅— No negative treatment on recordhow we know

reversed · Decided 1915-06-07

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Hart, J.

¶1Appellants prosecute this appeal to reverse a judgment of the circuit court in the matter of the creation of -School District No. 33 in White County, Arkansas.

¶2The 'County ¡court in creating the district took away from Bradford .Single -School District -a part of its territory -and used it in the formation of District No. 33.

¶3We have heretofore held that the county court has no power to 'dismentber a single school district by taking away a part of its territory and adding it to or forming a common school district with it and other territory. Cotter Special School District No. 50 v. District No. 53, 111 Ark. 79.

¶4See, also, Crow v. Special School District No. 2, 102 Ark. 401, where we held that territory once organized and established into a rural special school district, under act of May 31, 1909, * as amended by act of April 7,1911, † can not be cut off and included within another rural special school district.

¶5It follows that the judgment must be reversed; and the petition of appellees will be dismissed.

¶6 Act 321, Acts 1909.

¶7 Act 169, Acts 1911.-(Rep.)

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