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· 2/28/1941

Boeckeler Lumber Co. v. Commissioner

Citations

  • 43 B.T.A. 804
  • 1941 BTA LEXIS 1456

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  • Act of 1883, creating a scheme for determining the value of train-killed animals by appraisers, was unconstitutional because it denied the right to a jury trial
  • Act of 1883, creating a scheme for determining the value of train-killed animals by appraisers, was unconstitutional because it denied the right to a jury trial
  • Act of 1883, creating a scheme for determining the value of train-killed animals by appraisers, was unconstitutional because it denied the right to a jury trial
  • Act of 1883, creating a scheme for determining the value of train-killed animals by appraisers, was unconstitutional because it denied the right to a jury trial

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Judges: Kern, Harron

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