Osteopathic Hospital v. City of Portland
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
1Opinion of the CourtManser, J.
The Osteopathic Hospital of Maine, Inc., was incorporated in 1935 and for some years conducted a hospital on Pleasant Ave. in Portland. Finding the premises insufficient for its expanding needs, the corporation acquired other property in Portland which had been used as a private hospital. This was effected March 15,1940. The tract of land purchased contains approximately 5 acres and extends from Brighton Ave. to Prospect St. in Portland.
For the purposes of taxation, however, the assessors divided the tract into two parcels, assessing one and exempting the other. The exempted plot has a…
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