Smith v. Sparks Milling Company
Indiana Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtRoll, J.
This action was brought by appellant to impress a trust for the benefit of himself and others in class with him, upon funds which had been collected by appellee milling company from appellant and others in his class, to use in paying its processing taxes under the Agricultural Adjustment Act, but which funds were not, and cannot now be used for that purpose, because the act was declared unconstitutional, and to obtain an accounting of the funds thus collected and distributed to appellant and others in class with him of the balance of the fund after proper charges against it have been deducted.
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- Vandalia Coal Co. v. LawsonIndiana Court of Appeals · 1909
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