The Federal Reporter, Volum 146Includes cases argued and determined in the District Courts of the United States and, Mar./May 1880-Oct./Nov. 1912, the Circuit Courts of the United States; Sept./Dec. 1891-Sept./Nov. 1924, the Circuit Courts of Appeals of the United States; Aug./Oct. 1911-Jan./Feb. 1914, the Commerce Court of the United States; Sept./Oct. 1919-Sept./Nov. 1924, the Court of Appeals of the District of Columbia. |
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Side 22
The defendant in error contends on this question : First , that these are technically
contingent legacies , and as such are not taxable under the act of June 27 , 1902
, because they are not absolutely vested in possession or enjoyment ; and ...
The defendant in error contends on this question : First , that these are technically
contingent legacies , and as such are not taxable under the act of June 27 , 1902
, because they are not absolutely vested in possession or enjoyment ; and ...
Side 23
But , as the statute expressly makes the second class taxable only when it comes
into the actual possession and enjoyment of the grantee , any fair construction
must apply the same limitation to the first class , unless it should appear that the ...
But , as the statute expressly makes the second class taxable only when it comes
into the actual possession and enjoyment of the grantee , any fair construction
must apply the same limitation to the first class , unless it should appear that the ...
Side 24
No interest is taxed until it vests in possession and enjoyment . In view of the
opinion of the Supreme Court thus imperfectly summarized , it would be
superfluous to discuss further the will of Bernard Shanley . As we think , the case
before us ...
No interest is taxed until it vests in possession and enjoyment . In view of the
opinion of the Supreme Court thus imperfectly summarized , it would be
superfluous to discuss further the will of Bernard Shanley . As we think , the case
before us ...
Side 33
... such indemnity to be effective at whatsoever time such loss or damage may be
discovered ; and to that end hereby specifically assumes all responsibility for the
proper handling , storing , and protection of such cotton while in its possession ...
... such indemnity to be effective at whatsoever time such loss or damage may be
discovered ; and to that end hereby specifically assumes all responsibility for the
proper handling , storing , and protection of such cotton while in its possession ...
Side 35
If it was done for the convenience of the railway company , or mainly for its
convenience , it surely would not be unreasonable to find that during the time
while the compress company had the possession it was holding it as an agent or
employé ...
If it was done for the convenience of the railway company , or mainly for its
convenience , it surely would not be unreasonable to find that during the time
while the compress company had the possession it was holding it as an agent or
employé ...
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