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Wright Vs. Central of Georgia Ry. Co.
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- Mar 22, 1915
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Wright v. CentralSearch
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of Georgia Ry. Co. - 236 U.S. 674 (1915) U.S. Supreme Court Wright v. CentralSearch
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of Georgia Ry. Co., 236 U.S. 674 (1915) Wright v. CentralSearch
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The executions are for taxes on property of the plaintiff, and must show jurisdiction to issue them. Harris v. SmithSearch
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Equitable Building & Loan Ass'n v. StateSearch
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given to the law for nearly half a century is strong evidence that the plaintiff's contention is right. Wright v. GeorgiaSearch
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Temple Baptist Church v. GeorgiaSearch
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as embracing an attempt to escape from a contract by a subtlety that almost defies ingenuity to understand. See Wright v. GeorgiaSearch
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the taxes cannot be collected on the present executions. The court cannot take the place of the taxing power. Yost v. DallasSearch
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to make a conveyance of all its property, estate, privileges, and franchises. Page 236 U. S. 682 Morgan v. LouisianaSearch
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property, franchises, and privileges of the mortgagor. The question as to a leasehold interest was presented in Jetton v. UniversitySearch
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the property could not be taxed against the University. University of the South v. SkidmoreSearch
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a constitutional objection to the treatment of the holder of a perpetual lease as virtual owner. See J. W. Perry Co. v. NorfolkSearch
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U. S. 478 . In the language of Mr. Chief Page 236 U. S. 686 Justice Bleckley in Wells v. SavannahSearch
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the exercise of all the power it possesses, and not merely with the interpretation of its existing statutes. Castillo v. McConnicoSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Wright v. CentralSearch
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Harris v. SmithSearch
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Wright v. GeorgiaSearch
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See Wright v. GeorgiaSearch
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Yost v. DallasSearch
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Morgan v. LouisianaSearch
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Jetton v. UniversitySearch
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the University. University of the South v. SkidmoreSearch
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See J. W. Perry Co. v. NorfolkSearch
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