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See also City of Passaic v. Division of Tax Appeals, 54 N.J.Super. 215, 218 , 148 A.2d 630 (App.Div.1959) (noting “the legislative policy that proceedings involving assessments of taxes and governmental fiscal matters be brought promptly within the specified periods of time”), certif. denied, 29 N.J. 583 , 150 A.2d 807 ; Suburban Dep’t Stores v. City of East Orange, 47 N.J.Super. 472, 480 , 136 A.2d 280 (App.Div.1957) (“[The tax appeal statutes] demonstrate a strong public policy that actions contesting the assessment of taxes should be brought promptly within the specified periods of …
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CITY OF PASSAIC, PLAINTIFF-PETITIONER,
v.
DIVISION OF TAX APPEALS, DEFENDANT-RESPONDENT.
Supreme Court of New Jersey.
May 11, 1959.
150 A.2d 807
Published

Mr. William N. Gurtman for the petitioner.

Mr. David D. Furman and Mr. Theodore I. Botter for the respondent.

Denied.