B & D Inv. Co., Inc. v. Schneider

How courts have described this case

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• finding section 139.031 to be the exclusive remedy on the ground that administrative remedies are ordinarily exclusive when adequate
• “The letter of protest must be filed ‘at the time of paying such taxes’ and a letter filed 10 days after such payment is ineffective.”
• “[W]hen a taxpayer does not question the valuation of his property, but asserts it is not subject to the tax, he need not appear before the Board of Equalization but may enjoin the enforcement of the tax.”
• where administrative remedies are adequate that remedy is ordinarily exclusive
• where administrative remedies are adequate that remedy is ordinarily exclusive
• where administrative remedies are adequate that remedy is ordinarily exclusive

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).