Dundee Mortgage Trust Investment Co. v. Parrish
United States Circuit Court
Suit to Enjoin Collection of a Tax.
1Opinion of the CourtDeady, J.
These suits are brought by the plaintiffs, who are foreign corporations, to have the several defendants enjoined, as sheriffs of their respective counties, from collecting certain taxes levied by such counties upon sundry mortgages belonging to them, under the act of.October 26, 1882, (Sess. Laws, 64,) commonly called “the mortgage tax law,” by the sale of the same.
Motions for provisional injunctions on the bills and demurrers thereto, on the ground of the invalidity of the law and the illegality of the tax, were argued and submitted together. The bills are substantially the same, and from…
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