Long Realty Co. v. First National Bank

1. Levies of fi. fas. for State and county tax of $1082.80, and by the city for $1256, on property valued for State and county taxation at $7000, and for city taxes at $7600, and alleged to be worth $16,000, were excessive and void where it appears that the taxpayer returned real estate, improved and unimproved, including that levied on and sold, valued in excess of $50,000, and consisting of thirty-five or more separate parcels, ranging in value, as shown by tax returns, from one $300 unimproved lot to $7000 or $7600, value of the land sold. There was such variety of separate pieces of…