H. Rouw Company v. Texas Citrus Commission
TX.40460; 247 S.W.2d 231, 151 Tex. 182 (1952)
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On original submission all parties briefed and argued the case on the premise that unless the tax levied were a license, or
privilege tax, as distinguished from a revenue-raising measure, (which all parties called an occupation tax), the tax in question
violated the constitutional requirements that it must be equal and uniform.