Bode v. Holtz
Bode v. Holtz
Opinion of the Court
The complaint shows upon its face that the plaintiffs, at 12 o’clock M. on the first Monday in March, 1883, had in their possession some personal property belonging to citizens of the city and county of San Francisco which was subject to taxation, and that after demand made upon them by the assessor of
Judgment affirmed.
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- GEORGE C. BODE v. LOUIS F. HOLTZ, Assessor, etc.
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- Syllabus
- Taxation—'Warehouseman—Assessment.—An assessor may demand of a warehouseman, who has in his possession personal property of another subject to taxation, the name of the owner and a description of the property. If this be refused, it is the duty of the assessor to note the refusal upon the assessment book, and make an estimate of the value of the property.