Legal Opinion
City of Miami Beach v. Kaiser
District Court of Appeal of Florida
Decided August 20, 1968No. 67-754PublishedCited by 5 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
CHARLES CARROLL, Chief Judge.
This appeal is by the City of Miami Beach, the defendant below, from a judgment which held invalid an amendment of a *451subsection of the city’s ordinance enacted under its charter power to impose a license tax on occupations, professions and businesses.
The occupational license tax involved here related to the business of distributors of automatic coin operated laundry washing machines. The suit was filed by a number of persons alleging themselves to be distributors of coin operated washing machines who had paid the flat occupational license tax of $110 then in…
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