GRIFFIN SMITH, Chief Justice.
Appellees were sued jointly by the Commissioner of Revenues for tax and penalties due on twelve cartons of cigarettes purchased at Blytheville in September, 1951, the allegation being that under § 10 of Act 416 of 1941, the amount due would be $25 per package, or $3,000. From judgments in favor of the defendants the Commissioner has appealed.
Essential facts are that Lula Mae Kandy was employed by Milton Holmes, who inferentially...
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