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Marshall v. Northern Virginia Transp. Authority
No. 071959Supreme Court of Virginia
071959 Marshall v. Northern Virginia Transp. Authority 02/29/2008 In an appeal from a bond validation proceeding instituted by a regional transportation authority in circuit court, it is concluded that a multi…
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071959 Marshall v. Northern Virginia Transp. Authority 02/29/2008 In an appeal from a bond validation proceeding instituted by a …
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071959 Marshall v. Northern Virginia Transp. Authority 02/29/2008 In an appeal from a bond validation proceeding instituted by a regional transportation authority in circuit court, it is concluded that a multi-faceted chapter of the 2007 Acts of Assembly does not violate the "single object" requirement for legislation specified in Article IV, Section 12 of the Constitution of Virginia, but that certain provisions thereof are unconstitutional due to their delegation of the General Assembly's power of taxation to a political subdivision that is not a county, city, town, or regional government and that is not an elected body. Although the Constitution does not explicitly prohibit it, such dele…
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