Gibson fails in farmland bid

Mel Gibson has failed in his bid to have a chunk of his land in Greenwich, Connecticut, classified as a farm in an effort to earn a tax break.

Mel Gibson has failed in his bid to have a chunk of his land in Greenwich, Connecticut, classified as a farm in an effort to earn a tax break.

The passion of the Christ director had hoped to have 17 of his 75.7 acres classified as a farmland, but authorities were not convinced.

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