Hunter v. Wright

(After stating the foregoing facts.) There is really only one question to be determined in this case, and that is whether the General Assembly has the power to make such a classification of occupation taxes as may result in a difference of treatment as between persons engaged in the business of soliciting and writing insurance and in a preference in favor of one class engaged in the same business over another. In our opinion every question raised in the present writ of error was decided adversely to the contentions of the plaintiffs, in Wright v. Hirsch, 155 Ga. 229 (116 S. E. 795), in which…