· 12/23/2015
Bernard v. Spear
Citations
- 134 A.D.3d 1447
- 23 N.Y.S.3d 501
How courts have described this case
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- concluding that the market value of a stolen item is determined by the “consumer-seller” market, in which a reasonable buyer would consider the sales tax in determining what he or she would pay for the item
- concluding that the market value of a stolen item is determined by the \consumer-seller\ market, in which a reasonable buyer would consider the sales tax in determining what he or she would pay for the item
- concluding that the market value of a stolen item was to be determined by the “consumer-seller” market, in which a reasonable buyer would consider the sales tax in determining what he or she would pay for the item
- concluding that the market value of a stolen item was to be determined by the \consumer-seller\ market, in which a reasonable buyer would consider the sales tax in determining what he or she would pay for the item
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