Young v. City of Seagoville
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
DIXON, Chief Justice.
Appellant T. L. Young has appealed from a judgment against him in a suit whereby he sought to enjoin appellee City of Seago-ville, Texas from enforcing the provisions of the City’s Ordinance No. 132. The ordinance among other things provides that a pool parlor may be operated in Seagoville upon payment to the City of an annual license fee of $10.00.
Appellant owns and prior to February 24, 1967 maintained in use within the City of Seagoville three coin-operated billiard tables on which he has paid the 1967 state annual occupation tax of $5.00 on each table as required by…
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