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... principle recognized in the law ; that it is made on a basis purely arbitrary , and consequently cannot be justified as an exercise of the taxing power . It is not claimed that an assessment by benefits would be inadmissible ; but it is ...
... principle recognized in the law ; that it is made on a basis purely arbitrary , and consequently cannot be justified as an exercise of the taxing power . It is not claimed that an assessment by benefits would be inadmissible ; but it is ...
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... principle of apportionment is more just than any other . There is a basis of truth to this idea , and it is so generally accepted that assessments for street improvements are perhaps now more generally ap- portioned by the frontage than ...
... principle of apportionment is more just than any other . There is a basis of truth to this idea , and it is so generally accepted that assessments for street improvements are perhaps now more generally ap- portioned by the frontage than ...
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... principle upon which special assessments can alone be sustained : The principle , namely , that " Those who enjoy the benefits shall equally bear the burden . " Shaw , Ch . J. , in Wright v . Boston , 9 Cush . 233 , 241. See Matter of ...
... principle upon which special assessments can alone be sustained : The principle , namely , that " Those who enjoy the benefits shall equally bear the burden . " Shaw , Ch . J. , in Wright v . Boston , 9 Cush . 233 , 241. See Matter of ...
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... principle was recognized by this court in Butler v . Supervisor of Saginaw , 26 Mich . 22. In England , until appeals were given from sewer assess- ments , it was held that the party taxed might sue the officer in trespass or replevin ...
... principle was recognized by this court in Butler v . Supervisor of Saginaw , 26 Mich . 22. In England , until appeals were given from sewer assess- ments , it was held that the party taxed might sue the officer in trespass or replevin ...
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... principle or " stubborn rule of law , " which prevents this instrument from having the effect it was designed to have , and which the conduct of the parties shows that they all originally contemplated ? On the contrary , it is a well ...
... principle or " stubborn rule of law , " which prevents this instrument from having the effect it was designed to have , and which the conduct of the parties shows that they all originally contemplated ? On the contrary , it is a well ...
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