VAN HUFFEL
v.
HARKELRODE, TREASURER

U.S. | 1931-05-25
No. 906
283 U.S. 817 Supreme Court of the United States (1931) Positive Treatment
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    …proceeds of the sale. The trial court entered a decree quieting the title. Its judgment was reversed by the Court of Appeals of- the county. The Supreme Court of the State declined to review the case. 177 N. E. 587. This Court granted certiorari. 283 U. S. 817. Section 5671 of the Ohio General Code provides: "The lien of .-the state for taxes levied for all purposes, in each year, shall attach to. all real property subject to such taxes [*227] on the day' preceding the second Monday of April, annually, a…
  • …States, 295 Fed. 225 (reversed here on the ground that under the Act of 1919 the Secretary’s construction was not- subject to review) held the Secretary erred in law and reversed the judgment. 47 F. (2d) 422. This court granted a writ of certiorari. 283 U. S. 817. The question for decision is: To what extent, if at all, does the statute empower the Secretary in respect of net loss incurred by relator bynfeason" of its expenditure for such land? During the World War certain mineral substances and products,…
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