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Supreme Court Digest: Oct. 23, 2019

Civil

Taxation

Property Valuation

In these consolidated cases, the tax court dismissed of two petitions that relator, the owner of large retail stores, filed in Washington County that challenged valuations for properties in Cottage Grove and Woodbury. The Supreme Court concluded that its decision last year in Wal-Mart Real Estate Business Trust v. County of Anoka, 931 N.W.2d 382 (Minn. 2019) was directly on point in all relevant respects and controlled the disposition of these consolidated cases. Affirmed.

A19-0419, A19-0424 Wal-Mart Real Estate Business Trust v. County of Washington (Tax Court)

Click to access ORA190419-102219.pdf

Criminal

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Orders

Attorney Discipline

Suspension

Daniel S. Miller was indefinitely suspended from the practice of law with no right to petition for reinstatement for 6 months.

A19-0501 In re Miller

Click to access ORA190501-101719.pdf

General Rules of Practice

Amendments

The Supreme Court is accepting public comments on recommended amendments to these rules addressing the submission of confidential records and data in court documents, primarily in Rules 11 and 14. Comments are due December 17, 2019.

ADM09-8009 Order Establishing Pub. Comment Period & Hearing on Proposed Amends. to Gen. R. Prac.

General Rules of Practice

Amendments

The Supreme Court is accepting public comments on recommended amendments to Rule 115 of these rules governing alternative dispute resolution in civil cases. Comments are due December 10, 2019.

ADM09-8009 Order Establishing Pub. Comment Period & Hearing on Proposed Amends. to Gen. R. Prac. 114

Postings

Board of Continuing Legal Education

Two public members are sought to serve on the 13-member Minnesota State Board of Continuing Legal Education. Persons interested in appointment should submit materials by November 20, 2019.

Board of Law Examiners

The Minnesota Supreme Court is accepting applications for an attorney-member on the nine-member Minnesota State Board of Law Examiners.  Persons interested in appointment should submit materials by November 20, 2019.


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