Gully v. Alexander

Collins Bakery owns and operates a bakery in the city of Jackson, and has paid the privilege tax imposed by section 24, chapter 118, Laws 1934. The concluding sentence of that section provides that “the payment of the above tax shall entitle the licensee to the privilege of •selling and distributing the products manufactured by him, either at his place of business or from trucks, in the county in which license is issued.” Let it be noted that this privilege is to sell at wholesale or retail, to dealers and consumers — it is a privilege without restriction, so long as within the county in…