Court of Chancery of Delaware
Moynihan v. City of Seaford, 1352-S
In an action brought by homeowners to permanently enjoin a city from using the results of an assessor's work involving a "reassessment audit" of properties and to refund to property owners any additional taxes that were collected because of his work, the court enters judgment in favor of the city on plaintiffs' claim that the reassessment must be enjoined because of the assessor's licensure status, and their action is otherwise dismissed due to a failure to exhaust administrative remedies.
Appellate Information
- Decided 08/07/2006
- Published 08/21/2006
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- Court of Chancery of Delaware