Milliron v. Harrison

Milliron is one of a number of petitioners who bled a petition praying that the court restrain the collection of certain taxes imposed by the terms of section 17 of the general tax act of 1927 (Ga. L. 1927, p. 62). The petition alleges that the defendants, William B. Harrison, comptroller-general, W. S. Richardson, tax-collector, et al., are threatening to proceed with the collection of this occupation tax from petitioners, all of whom are engaged in the operation of garages for the purpose of repairing automobiles or storing automobiles. It is alleged that under the provisions of title II,…