In Re Taxes for 1961 on Real Estate Owned by Cold Spring Granite Co.

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• stating, “If the act is reasonably susceptible of two different constructions, one of which would render it constitutional and the other unconstitutional, we must adopt the one making it constitutional.”
• stating propriety of classification for purpose of legislation is primarily for legislature
• stating propriety of classification for purpose of legislation is primarily for legislature
• court will not disturb legislative determination “unless the classification is clearly arbitrary and has no reasonable basis”

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