Simpson v. Goodman
Citations
- 92 Miss. 89
- 45 So. 615
Syllabus
<p>Privilege Tax. Insurance solicitor. State license. Laws 1904, eh.. 76, p. 69, § 49.</p> <p>Under. Uáws 1904, ch. 76, p. 69, § 49, so providing, an insurance solicitor could pay a thirty dollar state privilege tax and the municipal privilege tax collectible by the municipality of his residence and thereby be authorized to do business for one year anywhere in the state, although he changed his place of residence and business during the year; and the question as to where he resided when lie made payment is one of fact.</p>
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- denying new trial where juror indicated, based on his experience with cash registers, that the register could not make a mistake because juror was using life experience to evaluate evidence and basis for his beliefs on trial issues
- denying new trial where juror indicated, based on his experience with cash registers, that the register could not make a mistake because juror was using life experience to evaluate evidence and basis for his beliefs on trial issues
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Judges: Whitfield
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