Larkin v. Portsmouth
Supreme Court of New Hampshire
Petition for the abatement of a tax, filed June 12, 1877, more tban nine months after notice of the tax. The facts appear in the •opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtAllen, J.
The tax was assessed against the plaintiff, a resident of Portsmouth, April 1, 1877, upon $3,000, money at interest. He had no money on hand, at interest, or on deposit; Before the assessment, the assessors gave seasonable notice to all persons liable to taxation, by posting a notice at the city hall and by publishing it in the newspapers, to render an account of their polls and estate. The plaintiff had no information of the notice, and rendered no account. He made application in writing to the assessors for an .abatement of the tax, September 3,1877. This was considered by them, and…
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