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· 3/12/1981

DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE OF STATE v. Markham

Citations

  • 396 So. 2d 1120

How courts have described this case

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  • noting that, absent special injury, taxpayer standing only permitted when allegation of violation of state constitution’s tax and spend provision
  • holding that the property appraiser lacked standing to challenge an administrative rule
  • noting that, absent special injury, taxpayer standing only permitted when allegation of violation of state constitution’s tax and spend provision
  • “Disagreement with a constitutional or statutory duty, or the means by which it is to be carried out, does not create a justiciable controversy or provide an occasion to give an advisory judicial opinion.”
  • court held property appraisers lacked standing to contest Department of Revenue regulations

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Judges: England

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