Salamanca Township v. Wilson
109 U.S. 627 (1883)
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Salamanca Township v. Wilson, 109 U.S. 627 (1883)
Salamanca Township v. Wilson
Submitted December 5, 1883
Decided December 17, 1883
109 U.S. 627
Syllabus
The removal of a treasurer of a township in the Kansas from the limits of the township into the limits of an adjoining township, without resigning his office, does not vacate the office so as to invalidate service of summons upon him in his official capacity for the purpose of commencing an action against the township.
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