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Billings Vs. United States
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- Feb 24, 1914
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Billings v. UnitedSearch
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States - 232 U.S. 261 (1914) U.S. Supreme Court Billings v. UnitedSearch
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States, 232 U.S. 261 (1914) Billings v. UnitedSearch
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direct writ of error is not confined to the constitutional questions, but embraces every issue in the case. Williamson v. UnitedSearch
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Act of 1909 is active and actual use, and not the potential use arising from the mere fact of ownership. See Pierce v. UnitedSearch
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The fact that a tax statute operates retroactively does not necessarily cause it to be unconstitutional. Flint v. StoneSearch
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or restricted by subsequent provisions or amendments, especially the due process clause of the Fifth Amendment. McCray v. UnitedSearch
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error on the one hand and the certificate on the other. Both writs of error when taken were authorized. Ohio R. Comm'n v. WorthingtonSearch
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Macfadden v. UnitedSearch
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writ of error, is not confined to the constitutional questions, but embraces every issue in the case. Williamson v. UnitedSearch
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and assuming, as we do assume, that the act before us was adopted by Congress in the light of the ruling in Pollock v. Farmers'Search
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such concession does not cause the act to be beyond the power of Congress under the Constitution to adopt. Flint v. StoneSearch
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imposes upon Congress in the levy of excise taxes is not an intrinsic uniformity, but merely a geographical one. Flint v. StoneSearch
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McCray v. UnitedSearch
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of the Constitution or the Amendments thereto, especially by the due process clause of the Fifth Amendment. McCray v. UnitedSearch
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U. S. 27 , and authorities there cited. Page 232 U. S. 283 Nor is there anything in Carroll v. GreenwichSearch
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Insurance Co., 199 U. S. 401 , or Twining v. NewSearch
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four cases in this Court where interest was allowed as a matter of course on taxes due the United States. Cheang-Kee v. UnitedSearch
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Railroad Co. v. UnitedSearch
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Litchfield v. CountySearch
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United States v. ErieSearch
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for the Western District of Texas, holding that interest was due to the United States on customs duties. United States v. MexicanSearch
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even without express legislation so directing, interest would be allowed. The subject was explained in National Bank v. Mechanics'Search
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National Bank, 94 U. S. 437 , and was reviewed in Reid v. RenesselaerSearch
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with the principles of equity and justice in the enforcement of an obligation, interest should be allowed. Young v. GodbeSearch
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this payment. So also as to the nature and character of the obligation to pay taxes. As long ago as Meredith v. UnitedSearch
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Again, in United States v. ChamberlinSearch
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case after referring to the exemption of the United States from liability for interest ( National Volunteer Home v. ParrishSearch
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effect, and this although the judgment is not to be paid by the collector, but directly from the Treasury. Erskine v. VanSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Billings v. UnitedSearch
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Williamson v. UnitedSearch
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See Pierce v. UnitedSearch
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Flint v. StoneSearch
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of the Fifth Amendment. McCray v. UnitedSearch
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Ohio R. Comm'n v. WorthingtonSearch
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Pollock v. Farmers'Search
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Carroll v. GreenwichSearch
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Twining v. NewSearch
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the United States. Cheang-Kee v. UnitedSearch
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United States v. MexicanSearch
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National Bank v. Mechanics'Search
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Reid v. RenesselaerSearch
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Young v. GodbeSearch
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Meredith v. UnitedSearch
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National Volunteer Home v. ParrishSearch
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the Treasury. Erskine v. VanSearch
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