Flynn v. City & County of San Francisco

Plaintiff, upon two hundred fifty-five assigned causes of action, brought this suit against the city and county of San Francisco to recover various sums paid as and for license taxes during the years 1931 to 1935, inclusive. The judgment was for the plaintiff, and the defendant city and county has appealed.

For the sake of brevity on the trial of this action it was stipulated and the court found that plaintiff’s assignors could properly be segregated into three groups, classified according to ownership of the following vehicles: “miscellaneous trucks,” “trucks for hire,” and “taxicabs”.…