...children of the home district upon whom the duty to provide the means of an education primarily devolved. The title fairly gives notice of the subject of the Act, so as to reasonably direct inquiry into the body of the Act, and this is all that is required under the Third...

...only set it aside when clearly prohibited. A law is presumed to be constitutional. It is sufficient if the title fairly gives notice of the subject of the act so as to reasonably lead to an inquiry as to its contents. The provisions of the Act of June 27, 1895 relating...

...repeal of a general law is unconstitutional, 116. 4. Sufficiency of title of an Hc*,— It is sufficient if the title fairly gives notice of the subject of the act, 66. 5. Title to act, — Act April 27, 1905, PL 312, is not unconstitutional because its punitive features...

...as an index or digest of its contents. It is sufficient if the title fairly gives notice of the real subject of the Act so as reasonably to lead to an inquiry of what is contained in the body of the bill." Numerous other authorities to the same effect might...

...contents of the Act — it is sufficient if it fairly and clearly gives notice of the subject-matter so as reasonably to lead to an inquiry into the body of the act, but this title would scarcely satisfy that test of sufficiency. Commonwealth, &c., ex rel, Jacob...

...constitutional provisions, is that it is sufficient if the title fairly gives notice of_the subject matter of the act, so as reasonably to lead to an inquiry into its body. Esling's Appeal 85 Pa., 205. The title must express the purpose so clearly as to give notice...

...3 of the Constitution? The rule seems to be that all that is required is that the title fairly give notice of the subject of the Act, so. as reasonably to lead to an inquiry into its body. An effort was made to conform with such rule because the title is extensive enough. It is...

...contents of the Act — it is sufficient if it fairly and clearly gives notice of the subjectmatter so as reasonably to lead to an inquiry into the body of the Act — but this title would scarcely satisfy that test of sufficiency. Again where the subject of...

...and that it is enough if in a general way attention is called to the matters contained therein. If it fairly gives notice of the subject of the act, so...the body of the bill, it is all that is necessary. A digest of its contents is not required. Allegheny. County Home's Case, 77 Pa. 77; O'Donnell v. Pittsburgh,...

...parte Bush, 48 Fla. 69, 37 So. 177; Strobhar v State, 55 Fla. 167, 47 So. 4. If the title to an act fairly gives notice of the subject of the act, so as reasonably to lead to an enquiry into the body of the bill It is all that Is necessary. The title need not be an index to the...