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TAYLOR v. DAVENPORT

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281 S.C. 497 (1984)

316 S.E.2d 389

Bruce TAYLOR, as Greenwood County Tax Assessor, and Greenwood County, Respondents, v. Jimmie DAVENPORT, as Newberry County Tax Assessor; Newberry County; Bobby L. Sanders, as Laurens County Tax Assessor; Laurens County, Appellants, Robert C. Wasson, John H. LaFitte, Jr., and Charles N. Plowden, as Commissioners of the South Carolina Tax Commission, Appellants-Respondents.

Supreme Court of South Carolina.

May 15, 1984.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

T. Travis Medlock, Atty. Gen., Daniel R. McLeod, Retired Atty. Gen., Joe L. Allen, Jr., Deputy Atty. Gen., and Ray N. Stevens, Asst. Atty. Gen., for South Carolina Tax Comm'n.

Gary T. Pope of Pope & Hudgens, Newberry, S.C. for Jimmie Davenport and Newberry County.

Howard L. Burns and J. Michael Jordan of Burns, McDonald, Bradford, Erwin & Patrick, Greenwood, S.C.; G.P. Callison of Callison, Dorn & Thomason, Greenwood, S.C.; and Eugene C. Griffith of Griffith, Mays, Foster & Kittrell, Newberry, S.C. for Bruce Taylor and Greenwood County.

May 15, 1984.

HARWELL, Justice:

This appeal involves the ad valorem property taxation by the appellants Newberry and Laurens Counties of property owned by respondent Greenwood County. The Tax Commission found that the dam and hydroelectric plant at Buzzard's Roost, but not the bed of Lake Greenwood, were taxable by the Counties. The trial court held that none of the properties were taxable. We affirm.

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