Scott v. National Reserve Life Insurance

How courts have described this case

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• declining to reach issues on appeal that the Tribunal did not address below and noting that this Court had “neither the benefit of a decision by the . . . Tax Tribunal nor sufficient briefing by the parties.”
• “We have also considered whether both the taxpayer and the assessor may incorrectly report under MCL 211.154, and we conclude that this interpretation would not be consistent with the statute as a whole.”
• declining to address an unpre-served issue

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