Motor Club of Iowa v. Department of Transportation
Supreme Court of Iowa
1Opinion of the Court
McCORMICK, Justice.
This appeal involves challenges to the constitutionality of Code § 321.109(1) which establishes motor vehicle registration fees. Plaintiff Motor Club of Iowa contends that the subject embraced in the legislation was not expressed in the title of the act of which it was a part in violation of Ia.Const. Art. III § 29 and that the statute denies automobile owners equal protection of the laws in violation of Ia.Const. Art. I § 6. The trial court rejected these contentions. We affirm.
In relevant part § 321.109(1), The Code, provides:
The annual fee for all motor vehicles…
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