Goodnough v. Powell

Citations

• 23 Or. 525
• 32 P. 396
• 1893 Ore. LEXIS 55

Syllabus

<p>Taxes — Injunction—Tender op Tax.— The collection of a tax will not he enjoined unless the plaintiff has paid or tendered the amount which is admitted, or can be shown, to be legal.</p> <p>Idem — Extending Assessment on Tax Rolls.— The proper officers will not be restrained by a court of equity from extending an assessment on the tax rolls, because it is alleged to be unequal, and to be an arbitrary discrimination against certain classes of property; the party aggrieved should wait till there is an attempt made to collect the tax, and then present his complaint, after paying or tendering such a part as he admits to be properly due.</p>