In re Spurgeon
Indiana Court of Appeals
From Delaware Circuit Court; Luther F. Pence, Special Judge. William A. Spurgeon appealed to the circuit court from the action of the county board of review in adding to the schedule of his personal property certain omitted property. From an adverse judgment, he appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtEnloe, J.
—In July, 1916, the board of review of Delaware county, Indiana, added to the schedule of personal property of the appellant, as “omitted property,” two items aggregating'$12,185. One of said *581items was entitled. “On personal title bonds” and the other, “On contract with Muncie Gear Works.” These items being duly placed on the tax duplicate, the said William A. Spurgeon duly appealed to the circuit court of said county, where a trial was had, which resulted in a finding against appellant, and that the said assessment of taxes appealed from should be sustained for the year 1916 in the sum of…
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