stating, "Appraisal is not an exact science, but a subjective exercise of professional judgment by qualified and skilled individuals who may reasonably disagree."
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“Appraisal is not an exact science, but a subjective exercise of professional judgment by qualified and skilled individuals who may reasonably disagree.”
Bernard J. Wihlm and Patricia M. Balek v. Shirley A. Campbell, Individually, and as of the Estate of John Joseph Wihlm, and as Trustee of the John Joseph Wihlm Revocable Trust Dated April 2, 2012, and Parties in Possession
“Appraisal is not an exact science, but a subjective exercise of professional judgment by qualified and skilled individuals who may reasonably disagree.”
Bernard J. Wihlm and Patricia M. Balek v. Shirley A. Campbell and Parties in Possession
“Appraisal is not an exact science, but a subjective exercise of professional judgment by qualified and skilled individuals who may reasonably disagree.”
RV Central, Inc. v. Stanley Vander Plaats
“Appraisal is not an exact science, but a subjective exercise of professional judgment . . . .”
Jeff M. Mueggenberg, Jeanne M. Mueggenberg and Julie R. Martin v. Jim J. Mueggenberg and Janet K. Mueggenberg
