...where an arbitrary and confiscatory exaction is imposed, bearing the guise of a progressive or any i other form of tax, it will be time enough to consider...no express authority in the Constitution to do so." It is obvious that in the annexation of outlying and distant possessions grave questions will arise...

...progressive tax is more just and equal than a proportional one. In the absence of constitutional limitations the question whether it is or is not is legislative...imposed is arbitrary and confiscatory is obvious." But how stands the law of our own state and what would be the fate of such legislation, as is indicated...

...therefore, the tax assessed and collected was for a larger amount than the sum actually due by law. " The review which we have made exhibits the fact that...imposed is arbitrary and confiscatory is obvious." § 137a Mr. Justice Brewer dissented from the opinion of the court, holding that the constitutional...

...progressive or any other form of tax, it will be time enough to consider MR. JUSTICE II AIM, AN, dissenting. whether the judicial power can afford a remedy by...imposed is arbitrary and confiscatory, is obvious. It follows from the foregoing opinion that the court below erred in denying all relief, and that it...

...enormity of the tax is without merit. It was disposed of in Magoun v. Illinois Trust and Savings Bank (170 US, 293). The review which we have made exhibits...imposed is arbitrary and confiscatory is obvious. It follows from the foregoing opinion that the court below erred in denying all relief, and that it...

...court upheld the graded feature of the legacy tax, the following language is used, (178 US 109) : " The grave consequences which it is asserted must arise...no express authority in the Constitution to do so." The people of the State, through its constitution and laws, can provide for the trial of capital or...

...recognized, involves in its ultimate aspect the mere assertion that free and representative goverr-ment is a failure, and that the grossest abuses of power...no express authority in the Constitution to do so. The people of the State, through its constitution and laws, can provide for the trial of capital or...

...usurp a purely legislative function. If a case should ever arise where an arbitrary and eonfiscatory exaction is imposed, bearing the guise of a progressive...no express authority in the Constitution to do so." It is obvious that in the annexation of outlying and distant possessions grave questions will arise...

...grave consequences of recognizing the right to levy progressive taxes, the court said at page 109: " If a case should ever arise, where an arbitrary and...imposed is arbitrary and confiscatory, is obvious." 1 § 510. Scope of Federal taxing power. The great scope of the Federal taxing power is illustrated...

...10!): " If a case should ever arise, where an arbitrary and contiscatory exaction is imposed hearing the guise of a progressive or any other form of tax,...imposed is arbitrary and confiscatory, is obvious." 1 § 510. Scope of Federal taxing power. The great scope of the Federal taxing power is illustrated...