Green v. City of Asheville

The plaintiff rests his case entirely upon the decision in Reynolds v. Asheville, ante, 212. But the two cases are controlled by different principles and are readily distinguishable: Firstly, on the ground that the plaintiff in the Reynolds suit lived in the town of Biltmore Forest, only a portion of which was included within the new boundaries of the city of Asheville, and had paid his municipal taxes to the town of Biltmore Forest for the year 1929, while the plaintiff in the instant case lives in what was formerly the town of Kenilworth and has paid no municipal taxes at all for the year…