Each year, hundreds of Connecticut home and business owners challenge their property tax bills. While most cases are resolved during hearings at the municipal level, some move into the court system. But seldom do such cases spark much public interest.
There are exceptions. A Branford case now in New Haven Superior Court is making headlines because of the property involved—once envisioned as an Islamic school—and the parties, which include the founders of Wallingford-based Edible Arrangements International, one of the most successful Islamic-owned companies in the U.S.
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