· 2/14/1984
Boyd v. Supervisor of Assessments of Baltimore City
Citations
- 471 A.2d 749
- 57 Md. App. 603
- 1984 Md. App. LEXIS 277
How courts have described this case
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- appealing party failed to exhaust administrative remedies where assessment board dismissed appeal after party’s failure to appear
- taxpayer’s failure to appear before tax board “frustrated totally its ability to play its part in the legislatively-established administrative process” and thereby failed “precondition for Tax Court jurisdiction”
- jurisdiction was denied on appeal because taxpayer failed to appear at inferior administrative hearing and petition was dismissed
- jurisdiction was denied on appeal because taxpayer failed to appear at inferior administrative hearing and petition was dismissed
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Judges: Liss, Adkins, Orth
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