Murphy v. Shepard

52 Ark. 356
Supreme Court of Arkansas·Decided November 15, 1889·Published·Cited by 7 cases

Opinion

Per Curiam.

official oath. An assessor who fails to take the general oath of office required bythelaw, is an officer de facto, and his acts are valid when questioned collaterally. Moore v. Turner, 43 Ark., 243; Twombly v. Kimbrough, 24 ib., 474; Equalization Board v. Landowners, etc., 51 ib., 516; Cooley Taxation [2 ed.), PP. 253-6.

Affirm.

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