Sondergeld v. Town of Hubbardton

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• concluding that town met burden of production by producing evidence of fair market value
• concluding that town met burden of production by producing evidence of fair market value
• noting that Board decision to weigh one party’s evidence more heavily than other party’s is not abuse of discretion
• stating that decision to use certain property as comparable sale “is an evidentiary question which rests solely within the trier’s discretion”
• noting that while bona fide sale is most persuasive method of establishing fair market value, § 3481 does not mandate particular method for determining value or limit type of evidence that may be presented to PVR
• rejecting taxpayers’ challenge to use of certain sale in determining FMV, and stating that decision to use certain property as a comparable sale “is an evidentiary question which rests solely within the trier’s discretion”

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