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· 1/19/1981

King County v. Washington State Board of Tax Appeals

Citations

  • 622 P.2d 898
  • 28 Wash. App. 230
  • 1981 Wash. App. LEXIS 2029

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • allowing standing to seek statutory writ in routine cases would frustrate legislative purposes
  • \illegality\ is a \nebulous term\; in the context of constitutional certiorari it refers to \the authority of an agency to perform an act\
  • petitioner must allege that the agency acted illegally or engaged in arbitrary and capricious actions violative of petitioner's fundamental rights
  • “illegality” is a “nebulous term”; in the context of constitutional certiorari it refers to “the authority of an agency to perform an act”
  • petitioner must allege that the agency acted illegally or engaged in arbitrary and capricious actions violative of petitioner’s fundamental rights

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Judges: Callow

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