Lenox v. Corporation of Georgetown
1 D.C. 608
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Lenox v. Corporation of Georgetown, 1 D.C. 608 (D.D.C. 1809).
Opinion
was of opinion that the corporation of Georgetown could not lawfully pass such an ordinance, imposing a penalty on hack-owners residing out of the town of Georgetown for bringing into Georgetown from elsewhere passengers, under the circumstances in the case stated, namely, taking only the city price for driving to the verge of the city.
Judgment reversed.
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