Winslett v. Case-Fowler Lumber Co.
Supreme Court of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Pur Curiam.
A motion for a rehearing having been granted in this case, upon reconsideration of the questions raised, the court has reached the opinion that paragraph 66 of section 2 of the general tax act of 1927, as amended in 1929, imposing an occupation tax on manufacturers of and dealers in lumber and lumber products, is so vague and indefinite as to be unenforceable as to manufacturers of or dealers in lumber products, but is not void in so far as it affects manufacturers of or dealers in lumber; and the judgment of the court below, granting an injunction, should be modified in accordance…
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