City of Jersey City v. Martin

Supreme Court of New Jersey
City of Jersey City v. Martin, 4 A.2d 699 (N.J. 1939)
122 N.J.L. 269; 1939 N.J. Sup. Ct. LEXIS 213
Donges, Porter

City of Jersey City v. Martin

Opinion of the Court

Per Curiam.

These cases are on three writs of certiorari which bring up certificates of apportionment made by the State Tax Commissioner under chapters 7 and 8, Pamph. L. 1938, and present for review the constitutionality of those statutes and the *270 legality of the apportionments of gross receipts of the Public Service Co-ordinated Transport, the Public Service Electric and Gas Company and the New Jersey Bell Telephone Company. The apportionments made by the Tax Commissioner are affirmed and the writs are dismissed for the reasons given in our determination of The City of Camden v. State Board of Tax Appeals, 122 N. J. L. 253, and of The Mayor, &c., of Hoboken v. Martin, State Tax Commissioner, et al., 122 Id. 264, filed simultaneously herewith; without costs.

Reference

Full Case Name
City of Jersey City, a Municipal Corporation of the State of New Jersey, Prosecutor, v. J. H. Thayer Martin, State Tax Commissioner, Respondent
Status
Published