George L. Verity Management Development Corp. v. Keyes

SUMMERS, Justice.

This protest of an increase in assessed valuation by an ad valorem taxpayer was one of thousands that remained pending when the Oklahoma County Board of Equalization’s session for 1987 should have ended according to statute. The protests followed a mandatory revaluation of real property effective January 1, 1987 which affected over 250,000 parcels of property. Perhaps as many as 22,000 property owners filed protests to have their assessed valuation reviewed by the Board of Equalization. On the third Monday of September (the date the Board was to have ended its session…