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· 6/21/1996

Department of Revenue v. Vanjaria Enterprises

Citations

  • 675 So. 2d 252
  • 1996 Fla. App. LEXIS 6494
  • 1996 WL 339095

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that tax assessment procedure used by DOR was based on unpromulgated rule and was, thus, void
  • holding that “[a]n issue is tried by consent where the parties fail to object to the introduction of evidence on the issue.”
  • holding that enforcement of tax assessment procedure in training manual was an invalid rule
  • rejecting Department’s argument that' Vanjaria failed to properly challenge assessment procedure as unpromulgated rule because Vanjaria’s argument that the formula was unreasonable, “unauthorized by any rule,” and improper, was sufficient
  • “An issue is tried by consent where the parties fail to object to the introduction of evidence on the issue.”
  • assessment procedure used by the department was an unpromulgated rule

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Judges: Thompson

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