Crest-Mex Corp. v. County of Dallas (In Re Crest-Mex Corp.)

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• stating that the tax authorities can use discovery to access the information they need and dismissing DCAD from the litigation
• dismissing DCAD because complete relief could be given to the plaintiff without the presence of DCAD
• with respect to all tax liabilities for which the court held 11 U.S.C. § 505(a)(2)(A) barred bankruptcy court review, the debtor had filed petitions for review with the county appraisal review board and then agreed to formal settlements with such review board
• with respect to all tax liabilities for which the court held 11 U.S.C. § 505(a)(2)(A) barred bankruptcy court review, the debtor had filed petitions for review with the county appraisal review board and then agreed to formal settlements with such review board
• with respect to all tax liabilities for which the court held 11 U.S.C. § 505(a)(2)(A) barred bankruptcy court review, the debtor had filed petitions for review with the county appraisal review board and then agreed to formal settlements with such review board
• with respect to all tax liabilities for which the court held 11 U.S.C. § 505(a)(2)(A) barred bankruptcy court review, the debtor had filed petitions for review with the county appraisal review board and then agreed to formal settlements with such review board

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