Board of Tax Appeals· 4/21/1936
Brons Hotels v. Commissioner
Citations
- 34 B.T.A. 376
- 1936 BTA LEXIS 706
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- “The various sections of the Act should be so construed that one section will explain and support and not defeat or destroy another section”
- \The various sections of the Act should be so construed that one section will explain and support and not defeat or destroy another section\
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Judges: McMahon, Mellott, Aiiundell, Matthews, Fossan, Agree, Leech
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7 cases in this archive cite this case.
- Crane v. CommissionerSupreme Court· 1947-04-14· cited 759×
- Gensinger v. Commissioner of Internal RevenueNinth Circuit· 1953-11-30· cited 42×
- Ebert v. CommissionerBoard of Tax Appeals· 1938-01-25· cited 3×
- Carmen Centrale, Inc. v. DescartesSupreme Court of Puerto Rico· 1953-08-07· cited 3×
- Freeman v. Collector of RevenueLouisiana Court of Appeal· 1959-03-16· cited 2×
- D. D. Oil Co. v. Commissioner of Internal RevenueFifth Circuit· 1945-02-24· cited 2×
- Robinson v. CommissionerBoard of Tax Appeals· 1937-05-07· cited 1×
Cites
9 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- Welch v. HelveringSupreme Court· 1933-11-06· cited 9,823×
- Old Colony Trust Co. v. CommissionerSupreme Court· 1929-06-03· cited 885×
- United States v. Kirby Lumber CoSupreme Court· 1931-11-02· cited 557×
- In Re ChapmanSupreme Court· 1897-04-19· cited 231×
- Graham & Foster v. GoodcellSupreme Court· 1931-01-26· cited 231×
- United States v. Boston & Maine RailroadSupreme Court· 1929-06-03· cited 134×
- Bernier v. BernierSupreme Court· 1893-01-16· cited 93×
- Taylor v. RobinsonN.D. Texas· 1888-03-31· cited 6×
- Fashion Center Bldg. Co. v. CommissionerBoard of Tax Appeals· 1934-09-14· cited 3×
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