Legal Case Summary

Mantz v. Cal State Board of Equalization


Date Argued: Fri Jun 13 2003
Case Number: 02-16113
Docket Number: 7861413
Judges:Dw Nelson, W. Fletcher, Alsup
Duration: 22 minutes
Court Name: Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit

Case Summary

**Case Summary: Mantz v. California State Board of Equalization** **Docket Number:** 7861413 **Court:** California State Board of Equalization **Date:** [Insert date if known] **Parties Involved:** - **Appellant:** Mantz - **Respondent:** California State Board of Equalization **Background:** Mantz challenged a decision made by the California State Board of Equalization (BOE) regarding [insert specific issue, such as taxation, assessment, or another matter]. The dispute arose from [provide brief context or facts leading to the case, e.g., an audit, reassessment of property value, etc.]. **Legal Issues:** The primary legal issues in this case include: 1. [Insert first legal issue, e.g., whether the BOE's assessment was justified] 2. [Insert second legal issue, e.g., compliance with tax regulations] 3. [Insert additional legal issues if applicable] **Arguments:** - **Appellant (Mantz) argued:** - [Summarize key arguments made by Mantz, such as inaccuracies in the assessment or violations of procedure] - [Include any relevant legal precedents or statutes cited] - **Respondent (California State Board of Equalization) argued:** - [Summarize the BOE's defense, highlighting the basis of their decision and any statutory support] - [Include any counterarguments made against Mantz's claims] **Ruling:** The board issued a decision on [insert date of decision], ruling in favor of [insert either Mantz or the BOE]. The ruling was based on [insert key findings or conclusions made by the BOE]. **Impact:** The outcome of Mantz v. California State Board of Equalization established [insert significant implications of the ruling, such as precedence for future tax assessment cases or clarification of tax laws]. This case underscores the importance of [insert key takeaways regarding the legal or procedural aspects involved]. **Conclusion:** Mantz's appeal against the California State Board of Equalization highlights the complexities involved in tax assessments and the rights of taxpayers to contest decisions made by tax authorities. The board's ruling serves as a reference point for similar cases in the future. --- **Note:** Fill in any specific details as appropriate, such as dates, particular legal citations, and precise arguments based on the factual circumstances and legal context of the case. If you need more details or specific information, it's advisable to review the actual case documents or legal resources.

Mantz v. Cal State Board of Equalization


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