Kitchin v. . Wood
Supreme Court of North Carolina
From Wake. Heard by Daniels, J., at chambers, 5 April, 1911. Proceedings in mandamus. The respondent demurred to the petition. Upon the hearing the demurrer was sustained. Plaintiff appealed. The facts are stated in the opinion of the Court by Mr. Justice Brown.
1Opinion of the CourtBrown, J.
This proceeding is instituted by the Governor against the Auditor of this State to obtain a peremptory mandamus commanding the Auditor to prepare forms for assessing and taxing property for taxation by the assessors and list takers under the Constitution and the Revenue Act of 1911, chapter 46, Public Laws of 1911, fixing the capitation tax at $1.35 and commanding the Auditor to transmit said forms to the clerk of the board of commissioners of 'each county, as required by law. The Revenue Act of 1911, chap ter 46 of the Public laws of 1911, fixed the capitation tax at $1.29, and the total…
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