...the latter decision the following: "The validity of the tax can in no way be dependent upon the mode which the state may •deem fit to adopt in fixing...it will charge for the privilege it bestows." The tax in our case is not on the business of buying goods out of the state, but on the business of buying...

...convenient mode which it may prescribe. The validity of the tax can in no way be dependent upon the mode which the State may deem fit to adopt, in fixing the...amount it will charge for the privilege it bestows." In that case the amount of a State tax was to be determined by the amount of capital stock and the...

...exacted each year. And the court said: "The validity of the tax can in no way be dependent upon the mode which the state may deem fit to adopt in fixing the...measurement to determine the amount it. will charge for the privileges it bestows." The case of Philadelphia & S. Steamship Co. v. Pennsylvania, 122 US 326, -18...

...domestic corporations among the corporations entitled to the benefits of the provisions of this act. No constitutional objection lies in the way of a legislative...measurement to determine the amount it will charge for the privileges it bestows. (TT. Ins. Co. v. New York, 134 IT. S. (500 ; Doyle v. C. Ins. Co., 94 id. 535...

...following: "The validity of the tax can in no way be dependent upon the mode which the state may deem ¡il to adopt in fixing the amount for any year which It...franchise. No constitutional objection lies in the way of n legislative body prescribing any mode of meauurement to determine the amount it will charge for the...

...each year. And the court said : " The validity of the tax can in no way be dependent upon the mode which the State may deem fit to adopt in fixing the amount for any year which it will exadt for the franchise. No constitutional objection lies in the way of a legislative body prescribing...

...State.'' In the same case, on appeal to the United States Supreme Court (134 US, 594), FIELD, J., says : " No constitutional objection lies in the way of a legislative...measurement to determine the amount it will charge for the privileges it bestows." It is true that this was said in reference to the granting of a franchise and...

...language in Home Ins. Co. v. New York: "The validity of the tax can in no way be dependent upon the mode which the state may deem fit to adopt in fixing the...amount it will charge for the privilege it bestows." So it seems fair and just that in fixing the rate for domestic commerce the earnings of the road in...

...convenient mode which it may prescribe. The validity of the tax can in no way be dependent upon the mode which the State may deem fit to adopt in fixing the...amount it will charge for the privilege it bestows. It may well seek in this way to increase its revenue to the extent to which it has been cut off by...

...convenient mode which it may prescribe. The validity of the tax can in no way be dependent upon the mode which the State may deem fit to adopt in fixing the...measurement to determine the amount it will charge for the privileges it bestows. It may well seek in this way to increase its revenue to the extent to which...