NATIVE RATE COLLECTION
SUPREME COURT ACTION COOK COUNTY DECISION A Supreme Court action is proposed to define the position ol local bodies in regard to the enforcement of charging orders for native rates.
The linanee committee, in the report of a meeting it held on Tuesday, .submitted the following to the Cook County Council yesterday: — “The first business considered resulted from a letter written by the county solicitor in. connection with enforcement of charging orders for native rales. •
“It was resolved, on the motion, of Or. Tombleson, to recommend the council to instruct the solicitors to proceed with the matter by requesting the Appellate Court to state a- case to the Supreme Court for a definite ruling as to the 1 meaning of certain sections in the Rating Act ; and that other local bodies in the district. :bc informed of the council’s action and asked if they would assist in linanee for the proceedings.” The report was adopted.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19122, 17 September 1936, Page 13
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