Fellows v. Grand Junction Sugar Co.

For convenience we hereinafter refer to plaintiff in error as the assessor and defendant in error as the company.

The assessor fixed the valuation of the company’s plant for 1921, for purposes of taxation, and the company filed objections thereto. Those objections were overruled. The company paid the tax and appealed to the district court. The assessor moved to dismiss for failure to comply with the statute governing such appeals, and the motion was sustained. The company came here on error and the cause was reversed and remanded for trial. Grand Junction Sugar Co. v. Fellows, 74 Colo. 242,…