In Hill v. Higdon (5 Ohio St. 246), the Supreme Court of Ohio held the law under which the assessment was made to be constitutional and the assessment valid.
Summary of this case from Emery v. San Francisco Gas Co.No. 2030433.
March 2, 2004.
Dismissed as not from a final Judgment.
In Hill v. Higdon (5 Ohio St. 246), the Supreme Court of Ohio held the law under which the assessment was made to be constitutional and the assessment valid.
Summary of this case from Emery v. San Francisco Gas Co.In Hill v. Higdon, 5 Ohio St. 243, 67 Am. Dec., 289, an owner of property resisted an assessment and questioned the statute under which it was made.
Summary of this case from Rogers v. Johnson, TreasFull title:TONY LYNN HILL ET AL. v. FRANK W. HIGDON D/B/A HIGDON SERV. CO. ET AL
Court:Court of Civil Appeals of Alabama
Date published: Mar 2, 2004
Section 6, Article XIII, provided merely that the General Assembly should provide for restricting the…
Emery v. San Francisco Gas Co.In every decision we have met with in our researches rendered since that time, the opinion in that case has…