· 5/16/1997
Knollwood Building Condominiums v. Town of Rutland
Citations
- 699 A.2d 31
- 166 Vt. 529
- 1997 Vt. LEXIS 99
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- rejecting taxpayers’ argument that factfinder’s reasons for rejecting the ER proposed by its expert were erroneous, concluding that “the matter lies within the [factfinderj’s discretion in evaluating the evidence before it”
- rejecting taxpayers’ argument that factfinder’s reasons for rejecting the ER proposed by its expert were erroneous, concluding that “the matter lies within the [factfinder]’s discretion in evaluating the evidence before it”
- declining to construe statute in way that would undermine its primary purpose
- “The extent to which a grand list achieves equity among taxpayers is commonly measured by the ‘coefficient of dispersion,”’ which measures the percentage of deviation of individual assessment or equalization ratios from the general average ratio for the area
- municipality possesses only those powers granted to it by Legislature
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