Legal Opinion
Fox v. Galloway
Oregon Supreme Court
Decided March 21, 1944PublishedCited by 74 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtBailey, C. J.
These two suits were instituted to enjoin the individual members of the state tax commission of Oregon, the sheriff of Multnomah county and the chief of police of the city of Portland from enforcing, because of the alleged unconstitutionality thereof, chapter 220, Oregon Laws 1943, imposing a privilege tax on the owners of certain designated coin-in-the-slot-operated mechanical devices. The sheriff and the chief of police were not served with summons and made no appearance in either ease. As to those officers both suits were dismissed.
Demurrers to the complaint in each suit were overruled,…
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