WALZ V. TAX COMMISSION OF CITY OF NEW YORK
397 U.S. 664 (1970)
NATURE OF THE CASE: This was a dispute over tax exemptions granted to religious organization on religious properties.
FACTS: Walz (P) was an owner of real estate in Richmond County, New York. P sought an injunction against tax exemptions on religious organizations for property they owned. P reasoned that this tax exemption indirectly required him to make a contribution to religious bodies and therefore violates provisions prohibiting establishment of religion under the First Amendment.
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