Elbert L. Hatchett and Laurestine Hatchett v. United States

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the Government is not “subject to its own laches in tax collection actions”
• applying the “general rule” that the government is exempt from the doctrine of laches
• \We review the grant of a motion to strike a pleading for abuse of discretion.\
• “We review the grant of a motion to strike a pleading for abuse of discretion.”
• “[T]he trustee has the exclusive right to bring an action for fraudulent conveyance during the pendency of the bankruptcy proceedings”
• “It is well established that the Government generally is exempt from the consequences of its laches.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).