120 Ga. 1028 | Ga. | 1904
(After stating the foregoing facts.) In Penick v. High Shoals Manufacturing Co., 116 Ga. 819, it was decided that the act for the collection of taxes for 1902 provided no assessors, arbitrators, or other method by which to. settle contests as to which of two counties was entitled to taxes on a manufacturing company’s plant divided by a county line. When, therefore, the Hi£h Shoals Company made its return and paid the taxes for 1902 in Walton county, that county was lawfully entitled to the money. Nor was there anything in the receipt and payment to