Batten v. Hambley
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
DAVIS, Commissioner.
The appellants challenge the validity of an ordinance of Pikeville levying an occupational license tax. The questioned ordinance imposes a license fee upon all persons engaged in any trade, occupation or profession within the city; the license fee is 1% of the gross receipts arising from business or services performed within the city. Pikeville is a municipal corporation of the fourth class, operating under the city manager form of government. KRS 81.-010; 89.390-89.680. The trial court entered judgment sustaining the validity of the ordinance, and denying appellants’…
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