· 7/7/1950
Gaulden v. Kirk
Citations
- 47 So. 2d 567
- 1950 Fla. LEXIS 1044
How courts have described this case
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- legislature could properly exempt from tax on rental income owners of two-family apartments and those who rented for a period of six months or longer
- “”[T]he power to enact tax laws is inherent in the state as an attribute or characteristic of government[.]”
- words in statutes should be given meaning accorded them in common usage unless a different connotation is expressed in or necessarily implied from context of statute in which they appear
- words in statutes and constitutional provisions should be given meaning accorded them in common usage unless a different connotation is expressed in or necessarily implied from context of the statute or the constitutional provision in which they appear
- privilege tax was an excise tax
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Judges: Hobson
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