Montana § 15-2-305 Jurisdiction To Make Interlocutory Adjudication

Montana Statutes

§ 15-2-305 — Jurisdiction To Make Interlocutory Adjudication

Montana § 15-2-305

Title 15TAXATION

Ch. 2MONTANA TAX APPEAL BOARD

Part 3Appeal Procedure

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Mont. Code Ann. § 15-2-305 (2026).

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15-2-305 . Jurisdiction to make interlocutory adjudication. A district court may make an interlocutory adjudication of an issue pending before the Montana tax appeal board if that issue involves procedure, the admissibility of evidence, or a substantive question of law and does not require the determination of a question of fact. If the petition is granted, the district court shall rule on all issues presented in the petition and the response, regardless of whether a ruling on less than all of the issues is dispositive of the case. Appeals from the ruling of the court may be appealed as in other civil actions.

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15-2-305 . Jurisdiction to make interlocutory adjudication. A district court may make an interlocutory adjudication of an issue pending before the Montana tax appeal board if that issue involves procedure, the admissibility of evidence, or a substantive question of law and does not require the determination of a question of fact. If the petition is granted, the district court shall rule on all issues presented in the petition and the response, regardless of whether a ruling on less than all of the issues is dispositive of the case. Appeals from the ruling of the court may be appealed as in other civil actions.