Rettew v. St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church

58 A. 828, 20 Del. 593, 4 Penne. 593, 1902 Del. LEXIS 58
Superior Court of Delaware·Decided July 3, 1902·No. Nos. 134 and 139·Published·Cited by 3 cases

Opinion

Lore, C. J.:

After examination and careful consideration of the printed briefs filed by the respective parties in these cases, the Court have reached the conclusion that as the cases stated show the real property referred to therein is being used for school purposes where the tuition is free, it comes within the constitutional exemption (Section 8, Article 10, Constitution of 1897), and is therefore exempt from taxation.

Let judgment be entered for defendant for costs in each case.

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Rettew v. St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church, 58 A. 828, 20 Del. 593, 4 Penne. 593, 1902 Del. LEXIS 58 (Del. Ct. App. 1902).

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