PER CURIAM.
From 1953 to 1957 appellant's apartment building was taxed by the City of Anchorage on the basis of the true and full value of the building, less a deduction of 20% of such value. In 1958 and 1959 the city assessor disallowed the 20% deduction, which resulted in an increase in taxes for those years. Appellant paid the additional taxes under protest and then brought this action to recover them back, claiming that they had been invalidly assessed. The superior...
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