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TAX COURT OF NEW JERSEY Part VIII Rules HandbookRULES GOVERNING PRACTICE IN THE TAX COURT OF NEW JERSEYRevised and effective September 1, 2020TABLE OF CONTENTS Rule 8:1. SCOPE: APPLICABILITY RULE

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