Panola County v. Town of Sardis
Mississippi Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtEthridge, J.
This is an appeal by Panola county from a judgment rendered in the circuit court for five thousand seven hundred two dollars and sixty-eight cents and costs, in favor of the town of Sardis. The plaintiff, an incorporated municipality which worked its streets at its own expense, filed a claim against the county for one-half of the ad valorem tax levied for bridge purposes throughout the county, the latter having a" separate levy from the separate road districts of the county, consisting of three separate road districts embracing the several beats or supervisors’ districts, and two districts of…
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- Grenada County v. City of GrenadaMississippi Supreme Court · 1933
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