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· 9/29/2006

State ex rel. Wing v. State

Citations

  • 937 So. 2d 859
  • 2006 La. LEXIS 2716
  • 2006 WL 2820060

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  • “[t]his language is definitional in nature, and serves to determine whether certain charges are taxable, not whether certain charges that are ordinarily taxable should be exempt from taxation as amatter of legislative grace”
  • Appellate Court may only reverse or modify decision of trial court if it determines that factual findings are clearly erroneous or that court made legal error

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