· 11/20/2002
Appraisal Review Board of the El Paso County Central Appraisal District v. Fisher
Citations
- 88 S.W.3d 807
- 2002 WL 31320642
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- holding the Taxing Authorities violated taxpayer’s due process rights because taxpayer neither received notice nor had an opportunity to contest the appraisal
- holding the Taxing Authorities violated taxpayer’s due process rights because taxpayer neither received notice nor had an opportunity to contest the appraisal
- holding the Taxing Authorities violated taxpayer's due process rights because taxpayer neither received notice nor had an opportunity to contest the appraisal
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Judges: Barajas, McClure, Chew
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