Pittsburgh Milk Co. v. Pittsburgh

Opinion by

Mr. Justice Drew,

The Pittsburgh Milk Company, plaintiff, a Pennsylvania corporation, with its place of business in Pittsburgh, filed a bill in equity to restrain the City of Pittsburgh, a city of the second class, its Mayor and its Treasurer, from collecting from plaintiff, a milk dealer in the City, the mercantile tax and license fee imposed by City Ordinances Nos. 488 and 489. Defendant answered, the parties agreed upon a. “Case Stated”, argument was had before the court en banc, and that learned court granted the injunction and entered a final decree that defendants be enjoined…