Breare v. Board of Assessors of Peabody
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
1Opinion of the CourtCutter, J.
Breare is over seventy years old. He had his domicil in Massachusetts for ten years prior to January 1, 1964. He owned a camp, garage, and four acres of land (the locus) in Peabody. The locus was assessed as of January 1, 1964, at a valuation of $2,500. The assessed value of all Breare’s real property does not exceed $14,000.
We assume (although this is not clear from the record) that Breare’s brief correctly states that the tax of $220.50 was assessed to one Skerry, to whom Breare had given a warranty deed of the locus in 1963. This deed in the statutory warranty deed form contained the…
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