MAG-T, L.P. v. Travis Central Appraisal District

How courts have described this case

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• “Statutory prerequisites to a suit, including the provision of notice, are jurisdictional requirements in all suits against a governmental entity.”
• “[P]arties should not be required to pursue the administrative process if the parties would suffer irreparable harm and if the agency is unable to provide relief.”
• “An aggrieved party is excused from exhausting its administrative remedies if . . . the administrative remedies are inadequate and the exhaustion of administrative remedies would cause irreparable injury.”
• because taxing authority had exclusive jurisdiction to interpret and act under an amnesty provision, its application of that statute could not be collaterally attacked under the pure question of law exception
• in circumstances where property owners did not protest allegedly defective notice of amended appraisal, rejecting argument “that would permit a property owner to do nothing when confronted with an obviously erroneous tax bill” in upholding trial court’s grant of plea to jurisdiction
• addressing real property tax appraisals

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).