Moore v. Arizona Box Co.

— Arizona Box Company, a corporation, plaintiff, brought suit against the State Tax Commission, defendant, praying that it recover from defendant certain sales taxes paid by it under protest, and that it be declared exempt from the provisions of the excise revenue act of 1935, being chapter 77 of the regular session, as amended by chapter 2, First Special Session, 1937, or, if it is not entirely exempt therefrom, that its classification thereunder be declared. Judgment was rendered holding that plaintiff was wholly exempt from sales taxes under the revenue act aforesaid, and that it was…