Beardsley v. Board of Assessors

The assessors of Foxborough appeal from decisions of the Appellate Tax Board (board) which concluded that the taxpayers’ premises had been assessed at more than their just proportion for the years 1970 through 1973.* 2 There was no error.3

*857The taxpayers, owners of a garrison-style house, introduced evidence which showed that the premises were in a development of approximately ninety houses, consisting of two-story houses “known as Capes and Garrisons” and one-story houses “known as Ranches or Splits.” In 1968, the assessors revalued all the town’s real estate, assessing the four different…