Hooper v. Mayor of Baltimore
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Appeal from the Superior Court of Baltimore city. This is an appeal from a pro-forma judgment of the court below (Lee, J.) The question presented by the statement of facts is, whether a ship duly registered in and sailing out of the port of Baltimore, owned by a bona fide and actual resident of Baltimore county, having his place of business, as a merchant, in Baltimore city, is liable to city taxation?
1Opinion of the CourtLe Grand, C. J.
This is an appeal from a pro forma judgment of the Superior court for Baltimore city, on the following statement of facts:
££It is admitted in this case that the defendant is a bona fide and actual resident of Baltimore county, but having his place of business, as a merchant, in the city, and that this action is instituted to recover from him the sum of five hundred and five dollars, being the amount duly assessed in the city of Baltimore, as city taxes on the ship Anne E. Hooper, the property of the defendant, registered in the custom-house at said city, and sailing out of the port of…
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