Hawaii Revised Statutes — Title 14 (Taxation)
HRS § 232-21
Appellate court may admit additional evidence
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§232-21 Appellate court may admit additional evidence. Upon appeal, the appellate court may permit any party to introduce, or, of its own motion, may require the taking of, additional evidence material to the matter in dispute.
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In this chapter (26 sections)
- 232-1 · Appeals by persons under contractual obligations
- 232-2 · Assessment in accordance with return no cause of grievance
- 232-3 · Grounds of appeal, real property taxes
- 232-4 · Second appeal
- 232-5 · Small claims
- 232-6 · Taxation board of review; appointment, removal, compensation
- 232-7 · Taxation board of review; duties, powers, procedure before
- 232-8 · Judges; assignment of cases
- 232-9 · Clerk; reporter; custody of records
- 232-10 · Sessions held where, when
- 232-11 · Court of record; general duties, powers, seal
- 232-12 · Powers when hearing appeals
- 232-13 · Hearing de novo; bill of particulars
- 232-14 · Rules and forms
- 232-14.5 · Bill
- 232-15 · Appeal to taxation board of review
- 232-16 · Appeal to tax appeal court
- 232-17 · Appeals from taxation board of review to tax appeal court
- 232-18 · Certificate of appeal to tax appeal court
- 232-19 · Appeals; procedure
- 232-20 · Certificate of appeal
- 232-21 · Appellate court may admit additional evidence
- 232-22 · Filing fee
- 232-23 · Taxation
- 232-24 · Taxes paid pending appeal
- 232-25 · Amendment of assessment list to conform to decision