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... contention of appellants relative to lack of disclosure in Shepherd is confined , therefore , to the exhibits of group 2 , which are the drawings of Shepherd's application and the argument as to originality between the parties is ...
... contention of appellants relative to lack of disclosure in Shepherd is confined , therefore , to the exhibits of group 2 , which are the drawings of Shepherd's application and the argument as to originality between the parties is ...
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... contention . [ 2 ] Appellants recognize the principle that without offense to the constitution , an excise may be based directly upon and related di- rectly to state laws where those laws are of the essence of the thing taxed . See ...
... contention . [ 2 ] Appellants recognize the principle that without offense to the constitution , an excise may be based directly upon and related di- rectly to state laws where those laws are of the essence of the thing taxed . See ...
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... contention of appellees that the case presents no justiciable question . This contention was apparently not made in the trial court . It is based upon the assump- tion that the plaintiff railroad company is seeking the establishment of ...
... contention of appellees that the case presents no justiciable question . This contention was apparently not made in the trial court . It is based upon the assump- tion that the plaintiff railroad company is seeking the establishment of ...
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26 USCA action affirmed alleged amended amount appellant appellant's appellee application Arnold Constable assets assignment bankrupt bankruptcy bill Board of Appeals Board of Tax charge Circuit Court Circuit Judge claim Commissioner of Internal Company contract corporation counsel counts Court of Appeals court of equity creditors decision decree defendant disclosed District Court District Judge dividends Dubbs equity evidence fact federal filed Harold Harold Lloyd held income infringement interference proceeding Internal Revenue invention Irving Trust Co issue judgment jurisdiction jury liability lien lumber ment mortgage motion paid party Patent Office payment petition petitioner plaintiff Poro prior prior art proceeding question received Revenue Act rule rule against perpetuities Stat statute story Street & Smith suit supra Tax Appeals testimony thereof tion trade-mark trial court Trust trustee in bankruptcy United USCA verdict Wickham witness Witwer York City