Board of Tax Appeals· 9/26/1929
Campe v. Commissioner
Citations
- 17 B.T.A. 575
- 1929 BTA LEXIS 2286
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- explaining that, “[w]hen the Supreme Court is splintered” and no plurality or concurring opinion is “a logical subset of” another, “the only binding aspect of the decision is its specific result”
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Judges: Smith
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