In re East

How courts have described this case

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• holding that statutory filing requirement is an “unqualified jurisdictional imperative, long sanctioned by our courts”
• granting defendant’s motion to dismiss plaintiff’s appeal for lack of jurisdiction because it was filed one day after the last day prescribed by statute for filing the appeal
• granting defendant’s motion to dismiss plaintiff’s appeal for lack of jurisdiction because it was filed one day after the last day prescribed by statute for filing the appeal
• dismissing a property tax appeal on the grounds that the initial filing of the appeal with the county board of taxation was untimely where the county board petition of appeal was postmarked on the appeal deadline but not received until the next day
• “Compliance with statutory filing requirements is an unqualified jurisdictional imperative, long sanctioned by our courts.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).