Minnesota Supreme Court, 1883

Goetz v. School-District No. 59

Goetz v. School-District No. 59
Minnesota Supreme Court · Decided October 15, 1883
31 Minn. 164; 17 N.W. 276; 1883 Minn. LEXIS 39 (Minnesota Reports)

Counsel

Searle, Searle & Tolman, for appellant,, Taylor & Taylor, for respondent.

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Opinion of the Court

By the Court.

The allegation in the complaint that the plaintiff was “a duly qualified teacher of and in the public schools of the state, ” includes the fact that he had received the certificate required by the statute, for without that fact he could not be a duly qualified teacher. The complaint differs from, that in Ryan v. School-District, 27 Minn. 433, in which there was no allegation of the receipt of the certificate, nor of any fact which included or was equivalent to the allegation of that fact. See Minn. & St. L. Ry. Co. v. Morrison, 23 Minn. 308; Folsom v. County of Chisago, 28 Minn. 324.

Order affirmed.

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