Belcher v. Kentucky Fried Chicken Corp.

How courts have described this case

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• discussing general rule that an appellate court does not decide moot questions or render advisory opinions
• considering merits of case even though issue became moot due to passage of time; issue was capable of repetition and was of statewide interest and public importance
• applying exception for issues capable of repetition and of statewide importance to decide otherwise moot question of whether Board of Tax Appeals had authority to order statewide reappraisal of agricultural property for a tax year
• interpreting statutory powers of state officials over statewide property tax reappraisal of agricultural property

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