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Hodge Vs. Muscatine County
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- Jan 16, 1905
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Hodge v. MuscatineSearch
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County - 196 U.S. 276 (1905) U.S. Supreme Court Hodge v. MuscatineSearch
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County, 196 U.S. 276 (1905) Hodge v. MuscatineSearch
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This case involves the same questions as those just disposed of in Cook v. MarshallSearch
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license tax, as the payment of such tax is no bar to a prosecution for selling cigarettes under section 5006. In Smith v. SkowSearch
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In Ferry v. DencenSearch
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a construction which we ought to follow unless we are clearly of opinion that it is wrong. In the case of McBride v. StateSearch
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to authorize the sale of such liquors when prohibited by the laws of the state, as was held by this Court in McGuire v. MassachusettsSearch
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Wall. 387, License Tax Cases, 5 Wall. 463, Commonwealth v. CraneSearch
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Mass. 218, Parvear v. MassachusettsSearch
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business, the imposition of the tax follows as a matter of course. There is no discretion as to the amount. McMillen v. AndersonSearch
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Hager v. ReclamationSearch
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to have let the property with knowledge that it might become encumbered by a tax imposed upon such business. Sheldon v. VanSearch
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the evidence and the arguments which the party deems important, is all that can be adjudged vital. See also King v. MullinsSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Hodge v. MuscatineSearch
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Cook v. MarshallSearch
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In Smith v. SkowSearch
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of McBride v. StateSearch
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McGuire v. MassachusettsSearch
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