Constantin Refining Co. v. Ricaud

Decided June 10, 1920

Supreme Court of Louisiana · decided 1920-06-10

F. Brunot, Judge. Suit for injunction by the Constantin Refining Company against L. J. Ricaud, Tax Collector of the city of Baton Rouge. From judgment dismissing the suit, plaintiff appeals.

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Judgment set aside, and injunction reinstated and made… · Decided 1920-06-10

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PROVOSTY, J.

¶1All the legal questions involved in this case were considered in the case of same plaintiff against R. B. Day, Tax Collector, 85 South, 613,1 No. 23599, this day decided; the- matter involved being the taxes levied by the city of Baton Rouge under the assessment there in question. For the reasons there assigned.

¶2The judgment appealed from is set aside; the injunction herein is reinstated and made perpetual, at the cost of (defendant in both courts.

MONROE, C. J., concurs in decree and hands down opinion. See 85 South. 617.

¶3 Ante, p. 623.