L. H. Conard Furniture Co. v. Mississippi State Tax Commission
Mississippi Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtAnderson, J.
The appellant, L. H. Conard, trading as L. H. Conard Furniture Company, having its principal place of' business at Meridian, in this state, and engaged in selling furniture and household furnishings, filed its petition for mandamus against appellee, the state tax commission, to force the latter to issue to appellant a statewide license authorizing it to peddle its goods over the entire state by means of as many motor vehicles and agents operating the same as appellant might desire.
Appellee demurred to the petition, which demurrer was by the court sustained, and, appellant declining to plead…
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