Winnipiseogee Lake Cotton & Woolen Mfg. Co. v. Gilford
Supreme Court of New Hampshire
Appeals from the assessment of the plaintiffs’ tax of 1884, 1885, and 1886. The first case is the same as that reported in 64 N. H. 387. April 15, 1885, the parties agreed in writing that the plaintiffs would waive all notice of sale, and sale of their real estate in . . Gilford to secure the payment of the taxes due from the plaintiffs for the year 1884, and that the defendants should not forfeit any claims or demands against said estate by reason of their failure to…
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Appeals from the assessment of the plaintiffs’ tax of 1884, 1885, and 1886. The first case is the same as that reported in 64 N. H. 387. April 15, 1885, the parties agreed in writing that the plaintiffs would waive all notice of sale, and sale of their real estate in . . Gilford to secure the payment of the taxes due from the plaintiffs for the year 1884, and that the defendants should not forfeit any claims or demands against said estate by reason of their failure to advertise and sell the property for payment of taxes as aforesaid. They further agreed that they would pay the tax for 1884, “…
1Opinion of the CourtAllen, J.
In Telegraph Co. v. The State, 64 N H. 265, it was decided that the statute providing for the collection of interest at ten per cent, upon all taxes not paid on before the first day of December after assessment, from that date, is applicable to cases like this, where an appeal for abatement is pending at the time the running of interest is made to commence. That part of the statute requiring interest at ten per cent, as plainly and forcibly applies, as the provision requiring interest to be paid at all. The agreement of the parties, that, pending the appeal, the plaintiffs would waive notice…
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- Western Union Telegraph Co. v. StateSupreme Court of New Hampshire · 1886
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