Whitney Nat. Bank v. Parker
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Eastern Louisiana
In Equity. Bills for an injunction.
1Per curiam
These are suits brought to restrain the tax collecting officers of the state of Louisiana and the city of New Orleans from proceeding to collect certain taxes assessed against the shares in three national banks on the ground that they are assessed contrary to the provisions of law. They are brought by injunction bills on the equity side of the court.
The first objection urged to the complaints is that they are improperly brought on the equity side of the court, for the reason that there is a complete and adequate remedy at law. Of course, they cannot be maintained as equity suits unless they…
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