Dan E. Mason and Beverly R. Mason v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue

How courts have described this case

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• noting that, upon abandonment, “any title that was vested in the trustee is extinguished, and the title reverts to the bankrupt, nunc pro tunc”
• “When the court grants a trustee’s petition to abandon property in a bankrupt’s estate, any title that was vested in the trustee is extinguished, and the title reverts to the bankrupt, nunc pro tunc.”
• “When the court grants a trustee’s petition to abandon property in a bankrupt’s estate, any title that was vested in the trustee is extinguished, and the title reverts to the bankrupt, nunc pro tunc.”
• “When the court grants a trustee’s petition to abandon property in a bankrupt’s estate, any title that was vested in the trustee is extinguished, and the title reverts to the bankrupt, nunc pro tunc.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).