Plaintiff, a vendor of gum sold to the public through the medium of vending machines for the price of one cent for each piece of gum, seeks to enjoin the Comptroller of the City of New York from collecting the taxes under Local Law No. 24 of the City of New York for 1934, known as the Sales Tax. I can see no valid basis for interfering with the defendant in the collection of the tax. The plaintiff contends that if it is to pay the tax...
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