First National Bank v. Norris
Supreme Court of Arkansas
Appeal from Sebastian Circuit Court, Fort Smith District; Daniel Hon, Judge; I. When the court on October 22, 1912, entered its judgment, it exhausted its power, and had no jurisdiction in the absence of appellant and without notice to it, to vacate that judgment, and enter up another and different one against it.
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Appeal from Sebastian Circuit Court, Fort Smith District; Daniel Hon, Judge; I. When the court on October 22, 1912, entered its judgment, it exhausted its power, and had no jurisdiction in the absence of appellant and without notice to it, to vacate that judgment, and enter up another and different one against it. The jurisdiction of a court ends with its final judgment, except as to motions for new trial or other method of reviewing the case provided by statute. 67 la. 175; 85 N. W. 22; 121 N. W. 27; 89 Pac. (Col.) 46; 2 Neb. 60. 2. The county court had no jurisdiction to hear and pass upon…
1Opinion of the CourtMcCulloch, C. J.
Appellant instituted this action in the circuit court of Sebastian County, Fort Smith District, against appellee as tax collector to recover the amount of taxes alleged to have been illegally extended against its property in the county and paid under protest to said collector.
It is alleged in the complaint that appellant made a return of its property in due form to the assessor of the county, showing taxable property amounting in valuation to the sum of $237,000; that the board of equalization, during its regular session, raised the valuation of appellant’s property to $300,000, whereupon…
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