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Proceedings and Acts of the General Assembly, 1874
Volume 211, Page 3594   View pdf image (33K)
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JAS. BLACK GROOME, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR. 735

power to summon before them any person whom

 

they may know or be credibly informed has acquired

Have power to

new property, or whose account of taxable property

summon

may in their judgment require revision and cor-

 

rection, and examine such person on oath touching

 

the same ; and any person so summoned, and refusing

 

to appear, .or to be sworn, or to answer touching

 

said account or property, shall be liable to prosecu-

 

tion therefor, and upon conviction before a justice of

 

the peace, shall be fined not exceeding fifty dollars

 

for each offence.

 

SEC. 18. Every person who shall remove to any

 

county or city from the county or city in which his

Remove to any

property has been assessed, or from any other place

county or city.

without the State, and whose personal property has

 

not been assessed for the county or city to which he

 

has removed, or any other person whose property or

 

some part thereof has not been assessed, shall, when

 

required by the collector of the county in which his

 

personal property or the personal property under his

 

care or management doth lie, or by the Appeal Tax

 

Court for the City of Baltimore, give to such col-

 

lector or Appeal Tax Court, a full and particular

 

account of his personal property in said county or

 

city, and of all the personal property in his possession

 

or under his care and management, liable to be

 

assessed, and which before that time shall not have

 

been assessed in the said county or city, and the

 

name of the person to whom it belongs.

 
   

SEC. 19. If any person shall, when required by a

 

collector or by the Appeal Tax Court, or after ten

Neglect to ren-

days' notice, neglect to render the account required

der account.

in the last preceding sections, he shall forfeit a sum

 

not exceeding one thousand dollars, and the collector

 

or Appeal Tax Court shall, on his or their own,

 

knowledge, and on the best information he or they

 

can obtain, value the property of such person to the

 

utmost sum he or they believe the same to be worth

 

in cash; and in his or their return of said valuation,

 

he or they shall certify the said refusal or neglect

 

and the county commissioners or Appeal Tax Court

 

shall assess such person according to the sum so

 

returned, and the same shall be collected as the

 

assessment.

 


 

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