· 5/15/2024
White, Victor
How courts have described this case
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- striking down statute that allowed certain fraternities to retroactively extend time to file for property tax exemption because nothing separated those fraternities except their failure to timely file
- addressing the merits of a county's Article 4, Section 23 argument regarding the constitutionality of a statute requiring the auditor to waive the requirement to timely file an application for exemption of a university fraternity property from taxation
- the conclusion that a law is special is a threshold determination in analyzing a law's constitutionality
- “It is difficult to imagine a piece of legislation more ‘special’ than Section 44, which applies only to: (1) fraternities, (2) affiliated with Indiana University, (3) who were previously granted property tax exemptions, but (4
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