State of Maryland v. Turner
New York Supreme Court
Demurrers to complaint.
1Opinion of the CourtGerard, J.
The grounds, of the demurrers to the complaint in both the actions are the spne — that the complaint *10does not state facts sufficient to constitute a cause of action. The actions are brought, one by the State of Maryland and one by the city of Baltimore, against the defendant to recover from him a sum of money eqúal to the amount of the taxes assessed against him upon personal property by the State of Maryland and the city of Baltimore while he was a resident of that city and State,
The complaints set up that the highest courts of Maryland, in interpreting its tax laws, have held that by the…
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