Elder v. Trustees of Atlanta University
Supreme Court of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Grice, Justice.
The vacant lot sought to be taxed is in close proximity to the main buildings of the college, being separated therefrom by a street. It is used by the students .of the college as a field for playing games. It also appears that tract 7 remains vacant, except that throughout the period involved in this suit it was used, and is now being used, by the students of the University as an athletic or playing field. This lot which is owned by petitioner is not improved in any way, or marked off as an athletic field, but is a vacant lot which the students in fact “use to play games on.”…
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