United States Circuit Courts of Appeals Reports: With Key-number Annotations ... V. 1-171 [1891-1919].West, 1918 - Appellate courts |
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... March 25 , 1918 , 38 S. Ct . 330 . ( Iv ) t B CASES ARGUED AND DETERMINED IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT. Bryan v . Louisville & N. R. Co. , 157 C. C. A. 98. Error . Writ of error dismissed and cer- tiorari denied , March 18 , 1918 , 38 S ...
... March 25 , 1918 , 38 S. Ct . 330 . ( Iv ) t B CASES ARGUED AND DETERMINED IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT. Bryan v . Louisville & N. R. Co. , 157 C. C. A. 98. Error . Writ of error dismissed and cer- tiorari denied , March 18 , 1918 , 38 S ...
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... March 1 , 1913 , and said additional assessment was based solely on said dividends . In making the assessment , however , the Commissioner of In- ternal Revenue reconsidered and allowed the previous claim or abatement of $ 210.06 ...
... March 1 , 1913 , and said additional assessment was based solely on said dividends . In making the assessment , however , the Commissioner of In- ternal Revenue reconsidered and allowed the previous claim or abatement of $ 210.06 ...
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... March 1 , 1913 , and the remaining question is whether taxes have been laid upon it , and , if so , to what extent and in what manner ? In thus speaking of a tax being laid upon property , we use the customary phrase ; in strict- ness ...
... March 1 , 1913 , and the remaining question is whether taxes have been laid upon it , and , if so , to what extent and in what manner ? In thus speaking of a tax being laid upon property , we use the customary phrase ; in strict- ness ...
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... March 1 , 1913 , it had grown to be $ 3,000,000 . In 1914 the company sold the lands - that is , all its capital - for $ 3,000,000 and divided this sum among its stockholders . The share of Turrish was taxed as income received during ...
... March 1 , 1913 , it had grown to be $ 3,000,000 . In 1914 the company sold the lands - that is , all its capital - for $ 3,000,000 and divided this sum among its stockholders . The share of Turrish was taxed as income received during ...
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... ( March 5 ) . That letter could not have started from London any later than six days before March 5 , which was February 27 , at which time Armour's buyer note was still in Goldsmith's hands , and therefore had not reached Groschke . What ...
... ( March 5 ) . That letter could not have started from London any later than six days before March 5 , which was February 27 , at which time Armour's buyer note was still in Goldsmith's hands , and therefore had not reached Groschke . What ...
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