Logan-Long Co. v. Lindley
Ohio Supreme Court
Logan-Long Co. v. Lindley, 64 Ohio St. 2d 156 (Ohio 1980)
413 N.E.2d 836; 18 Ohio Op. 3d 378; 1980 Ohio LEXIS 853
Brown, Celebrezze, Dowd, Holmes, Locher, Only, Sweeney
Logan-Long Co. v. Lindley
Opinion of the Court
The Board of Tax Appeals, after consideration of an extensive record, determined that the safety devices on the elevators were not “normal maintenance items” as claimed by the commissioner, and that the other two items were within the purview of the exceptions contained in R. C. 5739.01(E)(2).
As this court delineated its own duties under R. C. 5717.04 in 3535 Salem Corp. v. Lindley (1979), 58 Ohio St. 2d 210, it is “***limited to determining whether the board’s decision is reasonable and lawful, and not to act as a trier of fact due novo. ”
The decision of the board in reversing the commissioner’s
Decision affirmed.
Reference
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- Logan-Long Co. v. Lindley, Tax Commr.
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- Published