Texas Supreme Court· 4/3/1968

Smith v. Davis

Citations

426 S.W.2d 827
11 Tex. Sup. Ct. J. 364
1968 Tex. LEXIS 305

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recognizing that the equal and uniform mandate requires that all persons falling within the same class be taxed alike
stating that mere difference of opinion, where reasonable minds could differ, is insufficient basis for striking legislation as arbitrary or unreasonable
stating that mere difference of opinion, where reasonable minds could differ, is insufficient basis for striking legislation as arbitrary or unreasonable
stating that mere difference of opinion, where reasonable minds could differ, is insufficient basis for striking legislation as arbitrary or unreasonable
taking judicial notice of number of state-supported medical schools and assuming existence of special requirements and obligations of schools identified in classification
taking judicial notice ofnumber ofstate-supported medical schools and assuming existence ofspecial requirements and obligations of schools identified in classification

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Judges: Greenhill, Griffin

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