Bonebrake Hardware Co. v. Miller

This case involves the constitutionality of section 4, art. 15, oh. 60, Sess. Laws 1935, providing:

“All penalties, interest 'and costs that have accrued on unpaid special assessment taxes levied and assessed for the year 1932 and all prior years are hereby waived, canceled, and released.”

The case arose under the following circumstances : The plaintiff, Bonebrake Hardware Company, owned four lots in the city of El Reno, 'against which special assessment taxes had been levied to pay street improvement bonds assessed against a certain district in said c-ity. The bonds mature in 1938, and a…