Williams v. Commissioners of Iredell Co.
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Action submitted, without controversy between D. J. Williams and the Commissioners of Iredell County, beard by Judge Thos. A. McNeill, at January Term, 1903, of the Superior Court of Iebdell County. From a judgment for the defendant the plaintiff appealed.
1Opinion of the CourtClark, C. J.
This is an action submitted without controversy under The Code, Sections 567 and 569 with proper affidavit, as there required, that the controversy is real and that the proceedings are in good faith'to determine the rights of the parties.
Upon the “facts agreed” it appears that the plaintiff, a retail liquor dealer, in July, 1902, returned to the County Commissioners the total amount of bis purchases of liquor for the preceding six months, as required by Section 83, Chapter 9, Laws 1901, to be $400, being at tire rate of 15c. per gallon, which would make bis purchase tax, at 2 per centum each…
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