Union Coal Co. v. Cooner

Citations

• 27 Pa. Super. 95
• 1905 Pa. Super. LEXIS 12

Syllabus

<p>Taxation — Assessments—Triennial assessments — Omission of property— Act of April 28, 1868, P. L. 105.</p> <p>Where taxable property has been omitted from a triennial assessment, such property may be included in an assessment made in the following year, although there may have been no erections, additions or improvements made since the triennial assessment,</p> <p>Taxation — Assessments—Notice of assessments.</p> <p>A corporation cannot complain that it had no notice of an increase in the amount of the assessment of its property paid one year after the triennial assessment, where it appears that notice of such assessment was given to a person representing the corporation and other companies in the matter of the taxes, and that such person met the county commissioners at a meeting where the assessment was discussed.</p>