City of Cleveland v. T. V. Cable Co.

This case involves the assessment of personal property of appellee, T. Y. Cable Company, Inc., by the City of Cleveland, Mississippi, appellant. The appellee is engaged in furnishing television service through a system established partly inside the City of Cleveland and partly outside. It is now servicing approximately 1100 customers, using four towers and about 118,000 feet of coaxal cable and other facilities. It charges a monthly maintenance and service charge for television service to its customers. Taxes on the personal property of appellee for the year 1958 were duly and lawfully…