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· 9/15/1877

Coolbaugh v. Huck

Citations

  • 86 Ill. 600

Syllabus

<p>Taxation—¿jurisdiction of county board to increase appraisement. The county board, in counties under township organization, has no jurisdiction to increase the valuation of personal property for taxation, except such as is assessed after the fourth Monday of June, the time fixed for reviewing the assessment by the assessor, town clerk, and supervisor. If such board attempts to increase the valuation of property assessed before that time, its action will be void, and the taxes levied on the increased valuation will be enjoined.</p>

Judges: Scholfield

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