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Case Information

Filed 2024-05-28
Status Closed
Type Standard Civil Tax Court
Docket 28 entries

Docket Entries

  1. Event - Nonoral En Banc - scheduled January 14, 2025
  2. Notice - Case Screening - Nonoral
  3. Order - Grant - The reply brief is accepted as filed and served as of September 17, 2024.
  4. Affidavit - Service - Motion to Accept a Late Reply Brief
  5. Motion - Accept Late Filings - Reply Brief
  6. Brief - Reply E-Filed (Accepted as filed and served as of 9/17/24, by order dated 10/2/24)
  7. Affidavit - Service - Certificate of Word Count
  8. Correspondence - Incoming - Certificate of Word County for Relator's Reply Brief (Reply Brief Not Filed)
  9. Affidavit - Service - Reply Brief
  10. Notice - Attorney Scheduling Conflicts - Larry Martin o/b/o Relator
  11. Brief - Respondent E-Filed
  12. Event - Electronic Record Submitted/Received - MACS
  13. Event - Itemized List of Record Received
  14. Affidavit - Service - Appellant Brief
  15. Notice - Request Trial Court/Agency File
  16. Brief - Appellant E-Filed
  17. Transcript - Delivery Certificate - Susan Strom
  18. Statement - Case - Respondent
  19. Affidavit - Service on Tax Court and the Attorney General
  20. Affidavit - Service on County Attorney and the District Court
  21. Transcript - Initial Certificate - Susan Strom
  22. Notice - Case Filing
  23. Writ - Certiorari
  24. Statement - Case - Relator
  25. ranscript - Initial Certificate - Susan Strom
  26. otice - Case Filing
  27. rit - Certiorari
  28. tatement - Case - Relator

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