The Question the Town Won’t Answer - Are New Hampshire property tax processes lawful?

The Town’s objection to plaintiffs' reconsideration of dismissal motion doesn’t answer the only question that matters: whether it had lawful authority to impose taxes without completing the valuation steps the law requires.

Plaintiffs retorted back.

PLAINTIFFS’ NOTICE REGARDING DEFENDANT’S OBJECTION TO MOTION FOR RECONSIDERATION

PLAINTIFFS’ NOTICE REGARDING DEFENDANT’S OBJECTION .pdf

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The Town admits that is the issue, then avoids it by arguing market value and proportionality instead—arguments that assume taxing authority rather than establish it. The Town also can’t point to any place where the Court actually decided this authority question, because it never did. This notice simply puts the truth on the record: the core issue remains unanswered, and the Town’s objection gives no reason to deny reconsideration.