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The document is a final determination by the Indiana Board of Tax Review regarding an assessment appeal filed by Jeffrey W. and Ruth E. Kiger against the Center Township Assessor for their property in Delaware County for the assessment year 2002. The Board reviewed procedural history, evidence presented by both parties, and concluded that the Petitioners provided sufficient evidence to support their claim that the property's assessed value exceeded its market value. Consequently, the Board found in favor of the Petitioners, determining that the assessment should not be changed.

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Begin by entering the Petition #, which is '18-003-02-1-5-00242', in the designated field.
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Input the Respondent's name as 'Center Township Assessor (Delaware County)' in the corresponding field.
Enter the Parcel # '18-11-14-477-014-000-003' and Assessment Year '2002' where indicated.
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