Sperry Corp. v. Wiles

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• a plaintiff challenging an assessment as discriminatory must exhaust the administrative remedies set forth in chapters 137 and 138 prior to seeking court review
• a petitioner challenging an assessment as discriminatory must exhaust the remedies set forth in chapters 137 and 138 prior to seeking court review
• held that where a taxpayer aggrieved by a fraudulent assessment of his property had an administrative remedy, he first must exhaust that remedy before the courts will act

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