Mettee v. Urban Renewal Agency

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• “Although the assessor is required to appraise the value of the property, 28 The dissent claims incredulity of our adoption of the majority rule in this case. Dissent at 10, 14, 22-23. The dissent acknowledges, however, that in instances where, for example, (1

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