Bangle v. Holden
Citations
- 52 Miss. 804
Syllabus
<p>1. Taxes : Additional Assessment. Permanent merchants. Case m ¡judgment.</p> <p>B. & Oo. opened store in September, 1874. They were assessed in November of same year as transient vendors. Refusing to pay the tax assessed, their goods were levied upon and about to be sold. They filed their bill for injunction to restrain the sale, alleging that they were permanent merchants, etc. On motion, the injunction was dissolved. Held, that the bill alleged that they were permanent merchants, and a m'otion being made to dissolve admitted this allegation, and they were not liable to be taxed as transient vendors; and ’ being permanent merchants, and having opened their store subsequent to the annual assessment and action thereon by the board of supervisors, they were not then subject to assessment and taxation for that year.</p>
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- distinguishing Matter of Wood on the ground that the appellants in that case had only challenged the process by which a sentence is imposed, rather than “challenging the actual loss of physical liberty”
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