City of Okolona v. Chickasaw County
Mississippi Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtGriffith, J.
On June 3, 1924, the city, at a called meeting of its governing board, passed a resolution notifying the board of supervisors of the county that the municipality would, under chapter 232, Laws 1920', claim its one-half of all road taxes collected therein, and the resolution was duly served on the board of supervisors. Recognition was accorded to this resolution by the board of supervisors, and for all the years thereafter payments were annually made by the county to the municipality out of said road taxes; these payments amounting in the aggregate to about six thousand five hundred dollars.…
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