Mattson v. County of Contra Costa
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the CourtDevine, P. J.
The question is whether an agreement made between respondents, partners in the restaurant business, and the City of Concord relating to the use of property and the operation of refreshment services at the clubhouse at the municipal golf course creates a taxable possessory interest in respondents. Respondents sued to recover taxes paid under protest to the County of Contra Costa and recovered judgment in the amount of $151.53 for the tax period 1964-1965. The trial judge concluded that the agreement created a license only and not a possessory interest.
The agreement refers to respondents as…
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