Mayor of Baltimore v. Rosenthal

This is an appeal from a decree which perpetually enjoined the appellant from levying taxes for municipal purposes against the appellee, as the owner of certain property in the city of Baltimore, at a rate in excess of sixty cents per one hundred dollars of its assessed value, for the year 1903. The property in question is in what is commonly known as “The Belt” — being within the limits of the territory annexed to the city of Baltimore under and by virtue of the Act of 1888, chap. 98. It is in the block bounded on the north by White-lock street, on the south by North avenue, on the east by…