Straughn v. Tuck

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• where land in natural unimproved state, ample evidence upon which tax assessor could have found land not used for agricultural purposes
• the term \commercial agricultural use\ simply adds another factor—profit or profit motive—which may be considered by the tax assessor, but it does not limit the classification to profitable operations
• weight accorded each factor and method used to reach valuation within appraiser’s discretion

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).