Wood Preserving Corporation v. State Tax Commission
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
KNIGHT, Justice.
This case comes here from the circuit court of Montgomery county, on appeal by the Wood Preserving Corporation, from a declaratory judgment of said court, holding the appellant liable to the payment of a privilege or license tax, as provided and fixed by an act of the Legislature, adopted at the Special Session 1936-1937, and approved on February 23d, 1937. Gen. Acts 1936-37, Sp.Sess., p. 125.
In its declaratory judgment the circuit court held “that the provisions of the Act of the Legislature of Alabama, approved February 23d, 1937, levying a tax of two per cent of the gross…
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