Per Curiam.
The ultimate question confronting the court on this appeal from the decision of the Board of Tax Appeals is whether the board acted unreasonably or unlawfully in fixing the true value in money of a business property in downtown Cincinnati for tax purposes for the year 1957 at $461,600, ascribing a value of $387,360 to the land and a value of $74,240 to the building erected thereon.
In arriving at such determination the board placed its stamp...
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