
    No. 1013
    JONES (Treas.) v. CONN
    No. 20087.
    Supreme Court
    On motion to certify.
    Dock. Sept. 8, 1926;
    4 Abs. 623.
    1157. TAXATION — Is real property which is held in trust for charitable purposes, when leased for profit before charity is equipped to commence, and personal property so held but used in paying for building used for charity, subject to taxation?
    Attorneys — T. Miller, Van Wert, C. C. Crabbe, Attjv Gen., W. E. Benoy, Columbus, for Jones; Conn, Hoke & Wright, Van Wert, and Wilson & Rector, Columbus, for Conn.
   The question herein concerns real property held in trust for charitable institution and leased out by trustees for a profit before the institution is sufficiently equipped to dispense the charity, and personal property is held by trustees and being used to pay for erection of a building for charitable purposes, in relation to either being subject to taxes.  