Illinois Supreme Court, 1934

Turnverein "Eiche" v. Board of Appeals

Turnverein "Eiche" v. Board of Appeals
Illinois Supreme Court · Decided December 20, 1934 · No. 22462 · Iaw
358 Ill. 595

Counsel

Otto Kerner, Attorney General, (William G. WorthEy, of counsel,) for the State Tax Commission., Jacob Schug, and Martin PiEpEnburg, for the Turnverein “Eiche.”

Turnverein "Eiche" v. Board of Appeals

Opinion of the Court

Per Curiam :

This is an appeal from an order of the board of appeals of Cook county filed in this court pursuant to section 350 added in 1932 to the general Revenue act of 1898. (Laws of 1931-32, p. 81.) Turnverein “Eiche” is a corporation not for profit existing in the city of Chicago, which claims that its property is exempt from taxation.

This case is controlled by the decisions in North Chicago Hebrew Congregation v. Board of Appeals, (ante, p. 549,) and Eli Bates House v. Board of Appeals, (post, p. 596.) In accordance with those decisions this proceeding is dismissed.

Proceeding dismissed.

Concurring Opinion

Mr. Justice Si-iaw,

specially concurring: I agree with the result, only, for the reasons given in my special concurrence in North Chicago Hebrew Congregation v. Board of Appeals, (ante, p. 549.)

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