Southampton Taxpayers Against Reassessment v. Assessor of the Village of Southampton

How courts have described this case

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• noting that “[i]t has ... been held that economic proscription so severe as to deprive a person of all means of earning a living may amount to physical persecution” and citing Dunat
• finding that a respondent who is deportable under several grounds, one of which is listed in § 244(a)(2), is ineligible for relief under § 244(a)(1) and must establish eligibility under § 244(a)(2) from the date of the commission of the last deportable act
• finding that a respondent who is deportable under several grounds, one of which is listed in § 244(a)(2), is ineligible for relief under § 244(a)(1) and must establish eligibility under § 244(a)(2) from the date of the commission of the last deportable act
• finding that a respondent who is deportable under several grounds, one of which is listed in § 244(a)(2), is ineligible for relief under § 244(a)(1) and must establish eligibility under § 244(a)(2) from the date of the commission of the last deportable act
• finding that a respondent who is deportable under several grounds, one of which is listed in section 244(a)(2), is ineligible for relief under section 244(a)(1) and must establish eligibility under section 244(a)(2) of the Act from the date of the commission of the last deportable act

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