Alton Bay Camp Meeting Asso. v. Alton

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• concluding that land owned by a religious association and leased to private individuals, was “occupied and used principally by the [individuals] for their own private and secular purposes and not for the statutory exempted religious purposes of the Association”
• housing of manager of religious recreation camp exempt under “buildings used principally for religious training or for other religious purposes, and the lands thereto appertaining”
• where charity in question was religious organization, rental property used for secular purposes was not exempt
• the fact that religiously- affiliated persons were staying in the rooming building at issue did not entitle camp to religious tax exemption

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