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New York City moved swiftly to challenge a judicial ruling that had temporarily halted enforcement of a controversial property tax on second homes. Officials submitted appellate papers in court designed to suspend the restraining order while the city’s challenge advances through the legal system.
The appellate filing effectively freezes the judge’s injunction, preventing it from taking effect until a higher court or the appellate process resolves the underlying dispute. This procedural maneuver keeps the contentious tax measure in a state of legal limbo as both sides prepare their arguments.
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