Weld v. Nichols
District Court, D. Massachusetts
1Opinion of the Court
MORTON, District Judge.
There is no controversy about the facts; they are covered by the stipulation, it being further agreed in open court that tho plaintiff was a resident active annual member of the Brook-line Country Club at the time when he paid the tax in question. The government admits that proper proceedings to obtain a refund were brought, and the refund was denied. The plaintiff paid his regular annual assessment, $125. He elected to avail himself of tho privilege of playing golf, and paid the stated additional fee of $7.50. for that privilege for six months. It was on this sum that…
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