Myers v. City of Richmond

Supreme Court of Virginia

Myers v. City of Richmond

66 S.E. 826, 110 Va. 605, 1910 Va. LEXIS 102

Supreme Court of Virginia·Decided January 13, 1910·Published·Cited by 1 cases

Opinion

Whittle, J.,

delivered the opinion of the court.

The city of Richmond has plenary power under the general law, Va. Code, 1904, sec. 1043, and its charter to make levies upon all property and subjects assessed with State taxes against persons residing therein. Consequently, this case is ruled by the case of Lilburn T. Myers, Receiver, v. Commonwealth, ante, p. 600, 66 S. E. 824, in which an opinion has just been handed down sustaining the validity of the tax in question so far as the State is concerned.

Affirmed.

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Whittle, J.,

delivered the opinion of the court.

The city of Richmond has plenary power under the general law, Va. Code, 1904, sec. 1043, and its charter to make levies upon all property and subjects assessed with State taxes against persons residing therein. Consequently, this case is ruled by the case of Lilburn T. Myers, Receiver, v. Commonwealth, ante, p. 600, 66 S. E. 824, in which an opinion has just been handed down sustaining the validity of the tax in question so far as the State is concerned.

Affirmed.

Myers v. City of Richmond, 66 S.E. 826, 110 Va. 605, 1910 Va. LEXIS 102 (Va. 1910).

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