The Connecticut Appellate Court Feb. 4 issued a decision holding that defendants, the city of Hartford and the city’s Board of Assessment Appeals, prevailed in a consolidated tax appeal brought by plaintiffs, two limited liability companies. Plaintiffs argued that the trial court erroneously found they had not proven the existence of tax abatement agreements with the city. The Court found that plaintiffs failed to provide an adequate record for review. [Park Seymour Assocs., LLC, et. al. v. City of Hartford, et. al., Conn. App. Ct., No. AC 47132, 02/04/25]
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