In re Assessment of Taxes, Manuel

Hawaii Supreme Court

In re Assessment of Taxes, Manuel

14 Haw. 693

Hawaii Supreme Court·Decided January 18, 1902·No. No. 47·Published

Opinion

Per Curiam.

The appeal is sustained on the first piece on the authority of In re Assessment of Taxes of Mehrten, 13 Haw. 677, and the valuation of said property fixed at $24,000, and as to the second piece, the decision of the Tax Appeal Court is affirmed fixing the valuation of the property-at $6,000. Perry, [694]*694J., dissenting as to first piece: Valuation should be $15,000.

J. A. Magoon and T. I. Dillon for tax-payer. Robertson <£• Wilder for Tax Assessor.

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Per Curiam.

The appeal is sustained on the first piece on the authority of In re Assessment of Taxes of Mehrten, 13 Haw. 677, and the valuation of said property fixed at $24,000, and as to the second piece, the decision of the Tax Appeal Court is affirmed fixing the valuation of the property-at $6,000. Perry, [694]*694J., dissenting as to first piece: Valuation should be $15,000.

J. A. Magoon and T. I. Dillon for tax-payer. Robertson <£• Wilder for Tax Assessor.

In re Assessment of Taxes, Manuel, 14 Haw. 693 (haw 1902).

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