Ramey v. City of Tyler

(after stating the case as above).

The appellant presents the points, in effect, that the court was without jurisdiction in the circumstances (1) to revalue the property and adjudge taxes upon such valuation; and (2) to limit the terms of the writ of injunction to restraining the city from the collection of taxes in excess of 65 per cent, of the valuation imposed on the property by the court. The applicable and controlling circumstances appear as here stated. The court held, as claimed by the plaintiff in his petition, the action of the board of equalization illegal and void in imposing the…