Eversole v. Cook

Best, C.

This action was brought to enjoin William Eversole, marshal of the town of Port Fulton, and said town from selling certain personal property belonging to the appellees, for taxes assessed upon it by said town.

A demurrer for the want of facts was overruled to the complaint, and the appellants declining to answer, final judgment was rendered against them. This ruling is assigned as error, and presents the only question in the record.

The assessment in question was made in 1880, and the appellant contends that it is controlled by the act of December 21st, 1872. The last clause of the 24th…