FRANKLIN BRANCH BANK v. THE STATE OF OHIO


66 U.S. 474 (____)

1 Black 474

FRANKLIN BRANCH BANK vs. THE STATE OF OHIO.

Supreme Court of United States.


Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Mr. Stanbery, of Ohio, for the plaintiff in error.

No argument was made in this court for defendant in error


Mr. Justice WAYNE.

The single question in this case is, whether the 60th section of the statute of Ohio, entitled "An act to incorporate the State Bank of Ohio and other banking companies," passed February 24, 1845, constitutes a contract for a fixed amount and mode of taxation; and whether the statute of Ohio, passed April 5, 1859, entitled "An act for the assessment and taxation of all the property in this State, and for levying taxes thereon, according to its value...

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