Security State Bank v. Miller

Nebraska Supreme Court

Security State Bank v. Miller

190 N.W. 867, 109 Neb. 299, 1922 Neb. LEXIS 55

Nebraska Supreme Court·Decided November 25, 1922·No. No. 22703·Published

Opinion

Flansburg, J.

This case involves a complaint as to the taxation of certain bank stock listed in April, 1921, and which was not given the benefit of the special rate of tax provided by section 5884, Comp. St. 1922.

The decision in Adair v. Miller, ante, p. 295, holding that the statute is prospective only in its operation, disposes of this case, and the judgment of the trial court is therefore

Affirmed.

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Flansburg, J.

This case involves a complaint as to the taxation of certain bank stock listed in April, 1921, and which was not given the benefit of the special rate of tax provided by section 5884, Comp. St. 1922.

The decision in Adair v. Miller, ante, p. 295, holding that the statute is prospective only in its operation, disposes of this case, and the judgment of the trial court is therefore

Affirmed.

Security State Bank v. Miller, 190 N.W. 867, 109 Neb. 299, 1922 Neb. LEXIS 55 (Neb. 1922).

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