Estate of Lee B. Fisher, Deceased, John J. Carney v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue

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• “Although Fisher refused on Fifth Amendment grounds to respond to the majority of the discovery questions posed, he did not make an impermissible blanket claim of Constitutional privilege”
• “Although Fisher refused on Fifth Amendment grounds to respond to the majority of the discovery questions posed, he did not make an impermissible blanket claim of Constitutional privilege”

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