Independent Linen Service Co. v. Stone

This appeal is from a judgment of the circuit court, denying the right of appellant to recover money it paid under the so-called 'Sales Tax Law of Mississippi, as the operator of a laundry from March, 1937, to April, 1940.

Prior to and during said period appellant was engaged in the business of renting and leasing towels, linens, pillow cases, sheets and similar articles. It owned the rented articles, delivered and called for, and washed and ironed them, having suitable equipment and machinery for such laundry purposes located at Jackson and Meridian in this state. It has never laundered for…