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· 1/27/2020

Sheila M. Larose v. Dli

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  • when cost of clearing land would exceed its value, much of the land could never be drained, and there was no demand for use on which assessor relied, “valuation was grossly excessive”
  • when cost of clearing land would exceed its value, much of the land could never be drained, and there was no demand for use on which assessor relied, \valuation was grossly excessive\

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