Shaw v. Phillips Crane & Rigging of San Antonio, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• recognizing that due process requires that a property owner must be given notice and an opportunity to be heard before being divested of their interest in property
• describing the chronology of attachment, rendition, assessment, and enforcement of personal property ad valorem taxes
• noting that taxpayer \may bring a suit for declaratory judgment to determine . . . the legality of the taxes\ and \may bring a suit to enjoin the collection of the alleged illegal taxes pending a hearing on the legality of same\
• noting that taxpayer “may bring a suit for declaratory judgment to determine . . . the legality of the taxes” and “may bring a suit to enjoin the collection of the alleged illegal taxes pending a hearing on the legality of same”
• noting that taxpayer \may bring a suit for declaratory judgment to determine . . . the legality of the taxes\ and \may bring a suit to enjoin the collection of the alleged illegal taxes pending a hearing on the legality of same\
• noting that taxpayer “may bring a suit for declaratory judgment to determine . . . the legality of the taxes” and “may bring a suit to enjoin the collection of the alleged illegal taxes pending a hearing on the legality of same”

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