· 7/8/1999
DeWoskin v. Loew's Chicago Cinema, Inc.
Citations
- 306 Ill. App. 3d 504
- 714 N.E.2d 1047
How courts have described this case
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- rational basis test applied when movie theater ticket purchaser made equal protection challenge to constitutionality of county amusement tax
- legal sufficiency of complaint alleging constitutional violations may be raised by section 2 — 615 motion
- rational basis test applied when movie theater ticket purchaser made equal protection challenge to constitutionality of county amusement tax
- it is permissible to take into account the frequency with which one engages in the activity upon which taxation is imposed
- “The expenses incurred in the collection of a tax as compared to the revenue to be derived provides a rational basis for the granting of an exemption.”
- “The expenses incurred in the collection of a tax as compared to the revenue to be derived provides a rational basis for the granting of an exemption.”
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Judges: Hall, Hoffman, South
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