434 P.2d 580 (Wash. 1967), 38762, Makah Indian Tribe v. Tax Com'n
Citation:
434 P.2d 580, 72 Wn.2d 613
Opinion Judge:
Hill, J. The Arizona tax which was successfully challenged in that case was applied directly to the 'gross proceeds of sales, or gross income' of Federally licensed Indian traders subject to a detailed scheme of regulations and restrictions promulgated by the of Indian Affairs pursuant to congressional legislation Those regulations, as specifically
Party Name:
MAKAH INDIAN TRIBE, as a tribe and as a Federal corporation, on its own behalf and on behalf of each of its members, Appellant, v. TAX COMMISSION of the State of Washington et al., Respondent.
Attorney:
Ziontz, Pirtle & Fulle, by Robert Pirtle and Alvin J. Ziontz, for appellant., The Attorney General, J. Richard Duggan and Timothy R. Malone, Assistants, for respondents., En Banc., Hill, J., All concur., The Makah Indian Tribe seeks to enjoin the application of the Washington state cigarette tax ...
Judge Panel:
FINLEY, C.J., and DONWORTH, WEAVER, ROSELLINI, HUNTER, HAMILTON, HALE and NEILL, JJ., concur.
