Bosson v. Lemcke

In Fesler, Auditor, v. Bosson (1920), 189 Ind. 484, 128 N. E. 145, this court held that the state board of tax commissioners had no power, at its extended third session or at any other session, to make the order of August 23, 1919, horizontally increasing the value of real and personal property in the taxing units of a county. And this court therein affirmed the judgment of the trial court, which permanently enjoined the extension of such horizontal increase on the tax duplicate and the collection of the taxes resulting therefrom.

In the instant case the same taxpayers of Washington township,…