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IN RE: APPEAL OF DOCTOR'S HOSPITAL

No. 796 C.D. 1979.

51 Pa.Commw. 31 (1980)

In Re: Appeal of Doctor's Hospital, a Non-Profit Corporation, Now Known as The Podiatry Hospital of Pittsburgh, Pa., From the Decision of The Board of Property Assessment, Appeals and Review of Allegheny County, Against Property Situate in the 8th Ward of The City of Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, Pa. Doctor's Hospital, a Non-Profit Corporation, Now Known as The Podiatry Hospital of Pittsburgh, Pa., Appellant.

Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania.

April 25, 1980.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Harvey E. Robins, Brennan, Robins & Daley, for appellant.

Dante R. Pellegrini, Deputy City Solicitor, with him Mead J. Mulvihill, Jr., City Solicitor, for appellee.

Argued December 4, 1979, before Judges CRUMLISH, JR., MENCER, DiSALLE, CRAIG, and MacPHAIL. President Judge BOWMAN and Judges WILKINSON, JR., ROGERS, and BLATT did not participate.

OPINION BY JUDGE CRUMLISH, JR., April 25, 1980:

This issue is whether Doctor's Hospital (Doctor's) now known as The Podiatry Hospital of Pittsburgh, a Pennsylvania non-profit corporation, has been founded, endowed and maintained to a sufficient degree by public and private charity to entitle it to a property tax exemption.

The property in question consists of five separate plots assessed at $208,850...

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