Shaw v. Booth
Hawaii Supreme Court
Exceptions erom Circuit Court, First Circuit.
1Dissent
DISSENTING OPINION OP
PERRY, J.
While concurring in the view that as between Desky and Booth the land was, under the circumstances stated, assessable to Booth, I respectfully dissent from the conclusion reached by the majority to the effect that the defendant may not successfully defend in this action by showing that the assessment of $100,000 was upon a whole tract only a portion of which belonged to the defendant at the date of the assessment.: The contention that the assessment in question was upon that portion only of Pacific Heights the title to which remained in Booth on January 1, 1900,…
2Cases cited5 opinions
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- In re Assessment of Taxes, MehrtenHawaii Supreme Court · 1901