Board of Supervisors v. Mobile & Ohio Railroad
Mississippi Supreme Court
Board of Supervisors v. Mobile & Ohio Railroad, 99 Miss. 845 (Miss. 1911)
56 So. 173
Whitfield
Board of Supervisors v. Mobile & Ohio Railroad
Opinion of the Court
The petition filed by the appellee should have been granted by the board of supervisors. It is a plain case of overvaluation, known to be such, within the meaning of section 4312 of the Code of 1906. The reporter is directed to set out the agreed statement of facts in full, so as to show the exact casé which we decide.
Affirmed.
The above opinion is adopted as the opinion of the court, and for the reasons therein indicated the judgment is affirmed.
Reference
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- Board of Supervisors of Wayne County v. Mobile & Ohio Railroad Co.
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- Syllabus
- Taxation. Overvaluation. Bight to relief. Where cut-over lands were assessed, for taxes as timbered lands at a valuation greatly in excess of their actual value, the board of supervisors had the right under Code 1906, § 4312, so providing to at any time reduce the assessment, because of “over valuation known to be such.”