McKee v. Board of Supervisors

Citations

• 53 Ill. 477

Syllabus

<p>1. Equalizing assessments—as between improved and unimproved lands. The board of supervisors, in exercising their power of equalizing assessments between the different towns of the county, must add or deduct the same per cent upon all the real estate in any- one township.</p> <p>3. So, an order of the board of supervisors increasing the valuation'of the improved lands in a township by adding one hundred per cent, and that of the unimproved lands by adding twenty-five per cent, is illegal and void.</p> <p>3. Judgment fob taxes—of noticeby the collector. A judgment entered against lands for taxes where the collector failed to give the notice required by statute of his intended application for judgment, is invalid.</p>