37 Iowa 34 | Iowa | 1873
The question involved by the demurrer to the answer is, whether the board of supervisors having already levied a tax for the current year to the full limit of its power to levy for ordinary and bridge revenue, may be required to levy a further tax for the payment of a judgment rendered upon warrants issued for ordinary expenses and bridge purposes % The circuit court answered this question in the affirmative. The defendants appeal and insist upon a negative answer.
This question was, in effect, answered in the negative, by the majority opinion in the case, of The Iowa Railroad Land Co. v. Sac County (decided at the present term,) where it was held that a board of supervisors had no power or authority to ldvy a tax to paya judgment rendered upon warrants issued for ordinary and bridge revenue, where they had in the same year levied the maximum rate allowed
The members of the court severally adhering’ to the views-expressed in the opinions filed in the case of The Iowa Railroad Land Co. v. Sac County, supra, it follows that the judgment in this case must be Keversed.