American Federal Tax Reports, Volume 3Prentice-Hall, 1924 - Taxation |
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Page 2442
... justice , in his opinion in this case , when affirming the judgment of the district court , happily condensed the whole matter into a few words . " The tax , " he says , " for which the suit was brought was the tax upon the owner of the ...
... justice , in his opinion in this case , when affirming the judgment of the district court , happily condensed the whole matter into a few words . " The tax , " he says , " for which the suit was brought was the tax upon the owner of the ...
Page 2479
... Justice CURTIS , of this court , who in a very learned opin- ion exhausted the sources of argument on the subject , holding that if there were such conflict the act of congress must prevail in a judicial forum . Tay- lor v . Morton , 2 ...
... Justice CURTIS , of this court , who in a very learned opin- ion exhausted the sources of argument on the subject , holding that if there were such conflict the act of congress must prevail in a judicial forum . Tay- lor v . Morton , 2 ...
Page 2480
... justice , that court resorts to the treaty for a rule of decision for the case before it as it would to a statute . But even in this aspect of the case there is nothing in this law which makes it irrepealable or unchangeable . The ...
... justice , that court resorts to the treaty for a rule of decision for the case before it as it would to a statute . But even in this aspect of the case there is nothing in this law which makes it irrepealable or unchangeable . The ...
Page 2499
... Justice CLIFFORD and Judge SHEPLEY , the law under discus- sion being that of 1867. Justice CLIFFORD delivered the opinion , and relied principally upon the collection statutes , which authorized the seizure of goods liable to duty , as ...
... Justice CLIFFORD and Judge SHEPLEY , the law under discus- sion being that of 1867. Justice CLIFFORD delivered the opinion , and relied principally upon the collection statutes , which authorized the seizure of goods liable to duty , as ...
Page 2512
... justice , and the seal of the United States was duly af- fixed thereto by the secretary of state ; but the commission had not been handed to Mar- bury when the offices of the government were transferred to the administration of Presi ...
... justice , and the seal of the United States was duly af- fixed thereto by the secretary of state ; but the commission had not been handed to Mar- bury when the offices of the government were transferred to the administration of Presi ...
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