Oldner v. Villines
Supreme Court of Arkansas
1Opinion of the Court
Robert L. Brown, Justice.
This appeal raises the question of whether a one percent sales tax approved by the voters of Pulaski County in 1982 failed to comply with Article 16, § 11, of the Arkansas Constitution and, thus, constituted an illegal exaction. In particular, the plaintiff/appellant in the matter, Michael A. Oldner, complained that the ballot form violated the Arkansas Constitution by not informing the voters of Pulaski County of the “purpose” of the tax. The chancellor dismissed the matter on the basis that Article 16, § 11, does not require the purpose of the tax to be stated in…
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