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Topic:"Hearing Procedures" in M12762

Matter: DOUCET Keith Jr, & Keith Sr. - 2025 Assessment Appeal (Municipality of the County of Inverness)
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D-2Appellants' Submissions 1 passage
Section 1
March 12, 2026 N.S.U.A.R.B. Thank you for your time. A copy of the appeal has been sent. It is the the assessors responsibility to assess properties given them by the Rogestry of Deeds even though the infa is not (assest.) correct. The Cou...

AI summary The text discusses a regulatory proceeding involving property assessment inaccuracies, with the County of Inverses advising on tax sale risks. The applicant, Rondrick, asserts that assessors must evaluate properties despite Registry of Deeds errors, and emphasizes the need for accurate information during tax sales. Research aligns with tax deed records, but concerns persist about procedural gaps.

101346Board Acknowledgment Letter (redacted) 2 passages
Preamble p. p. 0
3rd Floor, 1601 Lower Water Street Halifax, Nova Scotia B3J 3P6 Mailing Address PO Box 1692, Unit M Halifax, Nova Scotia B3J 3S3 TEL 902-424-1333 FAX 902-424-3919 TF 1-844-809-0010 [email protected] nserbt.ca/nsrab March 24, 2026

AI summary The text contains contact information and a date for a regulatory proceeding in Nova Scotia, with no substantive content provided. The document appears to be a header or preamble section.

M12762 – 2025 Assessment Appeal by Keith DOUCET About Property Located in the Municipality of the County of Inverness p. p. 0
M12762 – 2025 Assessment Appeal by Keith DOUCET About Property Located in the Municipality of the County of Inverness Receipt is acknowledged of the Notice of Appeal and a copy of the Nova Scotia Assessment Appeal Tribunal (NSAAT) decision...

AI summary Keith Doucet's 2025 assessment appeal in Inverness County is acknowledged. The Board will follow procedures under the Assessment Act, including forwarding the notice to relevant parties and scheduling a hearing. The process involves submitting evidence and adhering to the Board's rules.

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