Tug Valley Recovery Center, Inc. v. Mingo County Commission

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• holding that any interested resident or taxpayer has standing to contest assessment of land not belonging to him or her
• holding that any interested resident or taxpayer has standing to contest assessment of land not belonging to him or her
• holding that petitioner had demonstrated direct and substantial interest in “benefits of full and equal taxation” to gain standing to appeal assessment of another’s mining estates under W. Va. Code § 11-3-25 (1967) (citing W. Va. Code § 11- 3-25 (1967)
• stating absence of formal decision by BER will not preclude an appeal \[s]o long as all documents utilized by the Board of Equalization and Review were placed before the circuit courts and so long as all other documents pertaining to the appeal were in the file.\
• “When two statutes relate to the same general subject, and the two statutes are not in conflict, they are to be read in pari materia.”
• “The respondents are elected members of the Mingo County Commission, and in this capacity, sat as a Board of Equalization and Review during the month of February (continued . . .) 15 1978”

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