Citation Codes Equivalent Citations citation codes Docket Number 10433 Attorney(S) Messrs. Henry McClure, for appellant, cite: Duties and powers of school trustees: 1 Civ. Code 1912, sec. 1761. Power or discretion vested in individuals must be exercised in good faith and reasonably: 104 S.C. 356. Injunction proper remedy for taxpayers to prevent expenditure of tax money: 41 S.C. 222; 62 S.C. 413. Error to refuse injunction when damages cannot be measured and removal affects plaintiff and defendants in like plight: 107 S.C. 43. Temporary injunction shown to be necessary by complaint on its face will not be vacated on motion: 69 S.C. 169; 54 S.C. 473; 86 S.C. 161; 51 S.C. 435. Messrs. Gaston Hamilton, for respondents, cite: Where boards are vested by law with authority and discretion their acts will not be disturbed unless it be shown that such power and discretion have been used in an unreasonable and arbitrary manner. On a question of judgment the Court will not substitute its judgment for that of a board fairly exercised: 74 S.C. 560; 75 S.C. 93; 103 S.C. 531; 99 S.C. 134. See more information ... Smart Summary Please sign up to generate summary. McCOLLUM v. CROSBY ET AL. June 28, 1920. The opinion of the Court was delivered by MR. CHIEF JUSTICE GARY. For the reasons therein stated, the judgment of the Circuit Court is affirmed.