Reynolds

Moorpark School District of Ventura County v. Reynolds

Good Law
13 Cal. App. 170·109 P. 149
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaApril 7, 1910Civ. No. 763.California1,406 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

The petitioners pray the court for a writ commanding the superintendent of schools for Ventura county to make and file a certificate of the result of an election alleged to have been held on August 3, 1909, on the question of forming a certain high school district, and further requiring said superintendent to call an election in said union high school district for the purpose of electing a board of trustees therefor.

Many questions involving a proper construction of the statutes with reference to the creation of high school districts have been presented and ably argued upon this application. We think, however, that the primary question for determination, and the one which should control the action of the court in the premises, depends upon the legal organization and creation of the high school district alleged to- have been created by a vote of the people thereof; for if, as a fact, such high school district was not legally created and established, it follows that the superintendent of schools has no duty to perform in connection with tiie matters sought in the application.

It is made to appear from the petition filed herein that on the thirtieth day of June, 1909, eight certain…

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