KENTUCKY FINANCE COMPANY v. McCORD


290 S.W.2d 481 (1956)

KENTUCKY FINANCE COMPANY, Inc., a Kentucky Corporation, Appellant, v. John W. McCORD, Fayette County Tax Commissioner, et al., Appellees.

Court of Appeals of Kentucky.

May 11, 1956.


Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

James Park, Frank G. Trimble, Lexington, for appellant.

Charles Wylie, Lexington, Wm. S. Riley, Dept. of Revenue, Frankfort, for appellees.


CULLEN, Commissioner.

The question is whether a taxpayer, whose intangible personal property has been assessed for ad valorem taxation at 100 percent of fair cash value, whereas the real estate of all taxpayers in his county has been assessed at not exceeding 29.7 percent of fair cash value, is entitled to relief in the form of a reduction of the assessment of his intangible personalty to the level of the assessment of the real estate.

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