General American Life Insurance v. Bates
Supreme Court of Missouri
1Opinion of the Court
BOHLING, C.
The General American Life Insurance Company instituted this declaratory judgment action against G. H. Bates and R. E. Copher, Director and Collector of Revenue, respectively, of the State of Missouri and [460] charged with the collection and disbursement of State taxes on intangible personal property. The General American Life Insurance Company is a corporation organized under the provisions of Art. 2, Ch. 37, R. S. 1939. (See Ch. 376, R. S. 1949.) The following corporations, organized under Art. 2 aforesaid, filed intervening petitions, to-wit: Kansas City Life Insurance Company;…
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