Ball v. City of Meridian
Citations
- 67 Miss. 91
Syllabus
<p>Taxes : Illegally Laid. Municipal corporation. Injunction. Tender, when unnecessary.</p> <p>If by reason of illegal proceedings on the part of municipal authorities in attempting to assess and levy taxes no valid charge is fixed, the owner of land sought to be bound may enjoin collection of such taxes, and need not as a condition of relief pay or offer to pay the amount that would be due if the assessment and levy had been legally made. See City of Meridian v. Ragsdale, ante, page 86’.</p>
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- “A contract is unconscionable if it is a contract of adhesion and if the contractual terms unreasonably favor the drafter.”
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Judges: Bar, Been, Below, Campbell, Counsel, Takes, Woods
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