State v. Lewis
Supreme Court of New Jersey
In error to the Supreme Court. A writ of certiorari brought to the Supreme Court the assessment of taxes, duplicate and proceedings thereon, for the year 1873, against John Hoey, which tax was assessed under the act entitled “ An act to establish the Long Branch Police, Sanitary and Improvement Commission,” approved April lltli, 1867, and supplements to the same. In November Term, 1876, the Supreme Court affirmed the assessment.
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In error to the Supreme Court. A writ of certiorari brought to the Supreme Court the assessment of taxes, duplicate and proceedings thereon, for the year 1873, against John Hoey, which tax was assessed under the act entitled “ An act to establish the Long Branch Police, Sanitary and Improvement Commission,” approved April lltli, 1867, and supplements to the same. In November Term, 1876, the Supreme Court affirmed the assessment. The following was agreed upon by the counsel of the respective parties, and set forth in the state of the case, upon which argument was had in the Supreme Court: On…
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
"Woodhull, J.
The fifth section of the act to establish
the Long Branch Police, Sanitary and Improvement Commission, approved April 11th, 1867, (Laws, 1867, p. 976,) provides that it shall be lawful for the said commissioners, once in each year, to ascertain, as nearly as may be, the expense to be incurred in carrying into effect the provisions of the act, and to give public notice of the amount thereof, and the purposes thereof, and deliver a copy of said notice to the-assessor of the township within which said territory lies, on. or before the 20th day…
2Cited by1 opinion
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