1. Pullman Co. v. Knott, Nos. 383, 384, SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, Argued October 21, 1914 , November 2, 1914
OVERVIEW: Gross receipts tax on sleeping and parlor car companies under § 47 of Chapter 5596 of laws of Florida for 1907 was not overthrown because it did not apply to railroad companies that operated their own sleeping or parlor cars because there were no railroads operating such cars in state. Tax would not be overthrown upon hypothetical possibilities.
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