Barnard v. Lafayette County

Supreme Court of Arkansas

Barnard v. Lafayette County

19 Ark. 409

DecidedJanuary 15, 1858

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Barnard v. Lafayette County, 19 Ark. 409 (Ark. 1858).

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Mr. Compton, Specie' Judge,

delivered the opinion of the Court.

The constitutionality of so much of the act of the General Assembly, approved 11th January, 1855, as provides for the taxation of certain swamp and overflowed lands, is the question involved in this case. The same question was involved in the case of The State vs. The County Court of Crittenden County; and we refer to the decision of this Court (made ar the present term) in that case, as decisive of this.

Judgment reversed.

Hanly, J., not sitting in this case.

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Mr. Compton, Specie' Judge,

delivered the opinion of the Court.

The constitutionality of so much of the act of the General Assembly, approved 11th January, 1855, as provides for the taxation of certain swamp and overflowed lands, is the question involved in this case. The same question was involved in the case of The State vs. The County Court of Crittenden County; and we refer to the decision of this Court (made ar the present term) in that case, as decisive of this.

Judgment reversed.

Hanly, J., not sitting in this case.

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