Matter of Pullman

3 Citing cases

  1. Matter of Neuner v. Weyant

    63 A.D.2d 290 (N.Y. App. Div. 1978)   Cited 16 times

    Petitioner's taxable status date for 1976 was May 1. Even if petitioner could arguably take advantage of an exemption which took effect after her "taxable status date" but before completion of the final assessment roll (cf. Matter of Pullman, 52 Misc. 1; see, also, Matter of Municipal Housing Auth. of City of Schenectady v Department of Assessment Taxation of City of Schenectady, 54 Misc.2d 932), it is noted that on June 21, 1976, 10 days before the forest land exemption was to again become effective, the Legislature once more delayed the effective date of the exemption — this time to July 1, 1977 (L 1976, ch 422, § 1).

  2. Matter of Mar. Enc. v. Bd. of Assess

    75 Misc. 2d 147 (N.Y. Sup. Ct. 1973)   Cited 1 times

    The roll prepared on May 1, 1972, was a tentative roll for the succeeding fiscal year which did not become final until August 1, 1972 (Administrative Code, § 6-17.0). This period from the status date (May 1) to the date the roll becomes final (August 1) is designed for the hearing of grievances and to permit the roll to be changed, corrected or modified ( Matter of Pullman, 52 Misc. 1). Here, petitioner promptly acted on grievance day (May 15) and gave respondent actual notice of its status and ownership as of May 1, 1972.

  3. Matter of Housing Auth. v. Dept. of Assess

    54 Misc. 2d 932 (N.Y. Sup. Ct. 1967)   Cited 1 times

    Therefore, the "assessed taxable valuation" for the Hamilton Street properties and that part of 324 Broadway ceded to the city should be corrected accordingly for the taxable year 1963. ( Matter of Pullman, 52 Misc. 1.) The parcels described as "17 part of lot Millard Street" and "68 part of lot Millard Street" were acquired by petitioner and assessed by respondent at the values established in 1959.