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· 11/27/2000

In Re the Railroad Street Partnership

Citations

  • 255 B.R. 644
  • 45 Collier Bankr. Cas. 2d 539
  • 2000 Bankr. LEXIS 1506
  • 37 Bankr. Ct. Dec. (CRR) 16

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  • “[T]he Debtor previously appeared before the City of Syracuse Board of Assessment Review (‘Assessment Board’) contesting the tax assessments on the Properties pursuant to Article 5 of New York Real Property Tax Law (‘NYRPTL’
  • “[T]he Debtor previously appeared before the City of Syracuse Board of Assessment Review (‘Assessment Board’) contesting the tax assessments on the Properties pursuant to Article 5 of New York Real Property Tax Law (‘NYRPTL’
  • “[T]he Debtor previously appeared before the City of Syracuse Board of Assessment Review (‘Assessment Board’) contesting the tax assessments on the Properties pursuant to Article 5 of New York Real Property Tax Law (‘NYRPTL’
  • “[T]he Debtor previously appeared before the City of Syracuse Board of Assessment Review (‘Assessment Board’) contesting the tax assessments on the Properties pursuant to Article 5 of New York Real Property Tax Law (‘NYRPTL’
  • “[T]he Debtor previously appeared before the City of Syracuse Board of Assessment Review (‘Assessment Board’) contesting the tax assessments on the Properties pursuant to Article 5 of New York Real Property Tax Law (‘NYRPTL’
  • “[T]he Debtor previously appeared before the City of Syracuse Board of Assessment Review (‘Assessment Board’) contesting the tax assessments on the Properties pursuant to Article 5 of New York Real Property Tax Law (‘NYRPTL’

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Judges: Stephen D. Gerling

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