Opinion · Tennessee Supreme Court
Tennessee Oil Co. v. McCanless
178 Tenn. 683
- Type
- Opinion
- Court
- Tennessee Supreme Court
- Jurisdiction
- Tennessee
- Date
- 1941-12-13
- Topic
- general
Mr. Justice DbHaven delivered the unanimous opinion of the Court on one phase of the case, and a dissenting opinion as to the other phase. Complainant, a Tennessee corporation engaged in the business of distributing gasoline and other petroleum products, with its principal place of business at Dyers-burg, Tennessee, seeks by its bill herein to recover $25,510.51 gasoline tax paid by it under protest. The chancellor granted the relief sought and defendant has appealed to this court and assigned errors.
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delivered the unanimous opinion of the Court on one phase of the case, and a dissenting opinion as to the other phase.
Complainant, a Tennessee corporation engaged in the business of distributing gasoline and other petroleum products, with its principal place of business at Dyers-burg, Tennessee, seeks by its bill herein to recover $25,510.51 gasoline tax paid by it under protest. The chancellor granted the relief sought and defendant has appealed to this court and assigned errors.