Justin Jarel Tillman v. the State of Texas

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• holding that requiring property owner to grieve tax assessment would be futile where tax review board could not provide relief without contradicting its vigorously litigated official position in pending appeal by prior owner of same property
• subsequent property owner’s appeal from denial of motion to intervene not rendered moot by judgment in underlying tax appeal because effective relief could be granted as further trial court proceedings were not necessary and judgment could be opened and amended

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