KELLY, J.
Plaintiffs and appellants in November, 1953, purchased a home in Lansing for $75,000. After plaintiffs' purchase, the Lansing city assessor entered the property upon the tax rolls at an assessed valuation of $95,300, and, while plaintiffs made known that they thought the amount was too high, they paid taxes without protest until January 31, 1956, when the levied tax in the amount of $2,942.86 was paid by appellants under protest.
Appellants sought...
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