Supreme Court· 3/3/1952

Blackmar v. Guerre

Citations

342 U.S. 512
72 S. Ct. 410
96 L. Ed. 2d 534
1952 U.S. LEXIS 2388
96 L. Ed. 534

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holding that IRS was not subject to suit in its own name
holding that IRS was not subject to suit in its own name
holding that IRS was not subject to suit in its own name
holding that IRS was not subject to suit in its own name
holding that IRS was not subject to suit in its own name
holding that IRS was not subject to suit in its own name

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Judges: Minton, Black

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