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· 10/15/1919

Brittian v. Robertson

Citations

  • 120 Miss. 684
  • 83 So. 4

Syllabus

<p>Licenses. Penalty for failure to pay privilege taxes.</p> <p>The fact that a party liable to the privilege tax imposed by Code 1906, section 3901 (Hemingway’s Code, section 6630), failed to pay the same when due bpcause he honestly believed, that he was not liable therefor, will not relieve him from' the penalty or damages imposed by this section for failure to pay the privilege taxes,when due, since the statute contains no such exception either expressed or implied.</p>

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  • officer with warrant searching for unlawful intoxicating liquors was justified in pulling hook off screen door in order to secure entrance where circumstances led him to believe that attempt was being made to destroy the liquor
  • officer with warrant searching for unlawful intoxicating liquors was justified in pulling hook off screen door in order to secure entrance where circumstances led him to believe that attempt was being made to destroy the liquor

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Judges: Holden, Smith

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