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Title 1-A
Special Proceeding For Small Claims Assessment Review

Sections

729
Definitions
730
Procedure to review small claims
731
Appointment of hearing officers
732
Hearing procedures
733
Decision of petition for small claims assessment review
734
Refund of taxes resulting from small claims assessment review
735
Determination not precedent
736
Waiver of other remedies and right to judicial review
737
Rules of practice and procedure
738
Residential assessment ratio
739
Prohibition against change in assessment following decision in small claims proceeding
 



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(3) A person may apply [...]
(4)(a) A person petitioning for relief [...]

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