Judgment affirmed, without costs or disbursements.
In the primary election for the office involved, the board of elections certified that John F. Hanney, petitioner, had received 29 votes and Raphael Wik 36 votes. Petitioner brought this proceeding to set aside the election because of certain alleged irregularities. Special Term, without making any findings of fact as required by law, ordered a new election based upon these irregularities. Although we agree with the...
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