Mullins v. Mayor of Jersey City

The opinion of the court was delivered by

Dixon, J.

The certiorari in this case brings up the taxes for personal property levied against the prosecutors severally, and the warrants issued for the collection of the same.

*136The joining of these prosecutors in one writ is irregular, as neither has the least interest in the proceedings against the other.

But, waiving that, we find no illegality in the proceedings under review.

The case shows that a tax on personal property was levied against each prosecutor at his residence, and another tax was assessed against him for tangible personal property used by…