BURNETT, Chief Justice.
Essentially the same question is involved in both of these lawsuits. The question is whether or not any authority exists under the laws of Tennessee to prorate or apportion taxes which had become a lien on January 10, where the property thereafter was taken for public use within the ensuing year.
In the Chancery lawsuit this question was answered in the negative. In other words there was no authority to prorate a portion of the taxes...
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