Stone v. General Electric Contracts Corp.

Alexander, J.,

delivered a dissenting opinion.

This case furnishes occasion to apply the distinction urg'ed in the specially concurring- opinion in Stone, Chairman, v. General Contract Purchase Corporation, 193 Miss. 301, 7 So. (2d) 806, this day decided, wherein the view was expressed that since the appellee was doing business in this state and therefore liable to privilege tax therefor there was no need to consider whether the paper or securities were purchased within or without the state such being merely a basis for computing the amount of the tax. The instant case, however, fixes attention…