City of New Orleans v. Bayley
Supreme Court of Louisiana
AppEAL from the First City Court of New Orleans. Skinner, J.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the Court was delivered by
Manning, J.
The defendant appeals from a judgment condemning him to pay a license for the year 1882 upon his occupation of “ mechanic who employs assistance,” imposed by the City under authorization of an Act of 1880. Acts, p. 143.
The Constitution permits the General Assembly to levy a license tax, and prescribes that all persons * * pursuing any trade * * may be rendered liable to such tax except * * those engaged in mechanical pursuits, and other specified occupations.
The defendant is a plasterer, works at his trade with his own hands, and when…
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