Tharalson v. State Department of Revenue

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• uniformity provisions were intended to allow legislature to allow taxes “so long as the tax was uniform geographically and within one ‘class of subjects’ ”
• uniformity provisions were intended to allow legislature to allow taxes “so long as the tax was uniform geographically and within one ‘class of subjects’ ”
• “Even when the verbal ‘tests’ are similar, however, a state’s application of its own constitution is independent of federal review and of changing applications of the fourteenth amendment, as have occurred since Standard Lumber Co. v. Pierce, [112 Or 314, 228 P 812 (1924)].”

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