OTR Hous. Assocs., LTD. v. Cincinnati School Dist. Bd. of Edn.
Citations
- 2021 Ohio 3231
Syllabus
TAXATION — REAL PROPERTY: In an appeal by property owners and a school district challenging a judgment of the court of common pleas, which reversed the decision of the board of revision that granted a substantial reduction from the auditor's initial valuation of the property and then reinstated the auditor's higher valuation as a default valuation, the trial court's judgment was unlawful because the court misapplied the law when rendering its judgment by rejecting the property owners' competent and persuasive appraisal evidence and by reinstating the auditor's initial valuation as the default valuation.
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- recognizing that trial courts “struggle routinely with the adequacy of affidavits in governmental immunity cases”
- recognizing that trial courts “struggle routinely with the adequacy of affidavits in governmental immunity cases”
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Judges: Winkler
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