Wanthal v. City of Atlanta

Deen, Presiding Judge.

The parties to this appeal are of course bound by the rulings of the superior court judge on certiorari from which no appeal is taken. It is therefore obvious that, under the law of this case, the defendants are not required *421individually to take out a business license. Wanthal, a certified public accountant, has paid his professional occupation tax and could not under any circumstances be further required to pay a business license fee for activities included in the practice of his profession. This would be double taxation. Neither assessment could be justified as being a…