206 N.W. 657 | Minn. | 1926
The trial court fixed the true value of the several properties at amounts less than the valuation placed upon them by the assessor, and in each case the state appealed from an order denying a new trial.
The cases were tried separately and each rests upon the evidence presented in that case; but the only question in any of them, upon this appeal, is whether the finding of the trial court is sustained by the evidence. We have examined the records and find ample evidence in each case to sustain the finding therein, and under the rules applied in State v. South St. Paul *490
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