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· 4/14/1922

Berry v. Hardee

Citations

  • 83 Fla. 531
  • 91 So. 685
  • 1922 Fla. LEXIS 605

Syllabus

<p>1. In the absence of a clear showing of illegality because of conflict with organic property rights, the courts will not annul legislative assessments.</p> <p>2. ’’ The method .of enforcing payment of assessments whether by administrative sale or by judicial proceedings is withii the legislative discretion.</p> <p>3. An assessment made by statute affords binding notice of it to the owner of property assessed; and if legislative enactments are not so palpably unjust as to violate organic property rights, the owner cannot avoid payment.</p>

Judges: Browne, Ellis, Taylor, West, Whitfield

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