Lyons v. City of Minneapolis
Supreme Court of Minnesota
1Opinion of the Court
Nelson, Justice.
This proceeding was brought under the uniform declaratory judgments act, M. S. A. c. 555, to determine the validity of the license-fee schedules imposed under Minneapolis City Charter and Ordinances (Perm, ed.) 31:5 and 47:7. Plaintiffs contend that these license fees applicable to gasoline filling stations are unreasonable and invalid on the ground that they constitute a revenue-producing measure amounting to a tax. Plaintiffs, as copartners, have operated a gasoline filling station at 3551 Lyndale avenue south, Minneapolis, since 1947. The trial court made findings and…
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