Home Savings of America, F.A. v. State
Missouri Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
TURNAGE, Presiding Judge.
Home Savings of America brought suit against the State of Missouri to recover taxes paid pursuant to § 148.480, RSMo 1978, after that section was declared unconstitutional. The suit was brought on a theory of inverse condemnation and sought judgment for $1,211,454.00 together with interest. The case was tried on a stipulation of facts and the court entered judgment in favor of the State. Home Savings *519contends the judgment is erroneous because there was a taking of its money under Art. I, § 26 of the Missouri Constitution. Affirmed.
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