Wulff v. Tax Court of Appeals

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• explaining the limits of the Legislature's ability to grant powers to the tax court
• statute allowing, but not requiring, district court to refer cases to tax court did not violate separation of powers because it “takes nothing from the district court that it does not voluntarily relinquish”
• statute allowing, but not requiring, district court to refer cases to tax court did not violate separation of powers because it \takes nothing from the district court that it does not voluntarily relinquish\

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