Horton v. Colorado Springs Masonic Building Society
Supreme Court of Colorado
Error to El Paso District Court, Hon. J. W. Sheaf or, Judge.
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Hill
The defendant in eror obtained an injunction restraining the plaintiff in error, as treasurer of El Paso County, from collecting any taxes for the year 1914, levied upon a building and its grounds owned by the defendant in error, The Colorado Springs Masonic Building Society. The complaint alleges that said building and lots whereon it is situate are used exclusively for strictly charitable purposes. The answer denies this, and, in addition, alleges that said building has been rented to certain fraternal organizations, as a place for their meetings and entertainments. The replication admits…
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