Glenda S. Scoville v. United States

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• holding that plaintiff was taxpayer’s nominee where the taxpayer continued to “make use of the farm,” “treat it as his own,” and had “structured all his dealings so as to protect his assets from taxation’’
• looking to Missouri law of fraudulent conveyance for purposes of evaluating State standards for nominee liability
• looking to Missouri law of fraudulent conveyance for purposes of evaluating State standards for nominee liability
• looking to Missouri law of fraudulent conveyance for purposes of evaluating State standards for nominee liability
• looking to Missouri law of fraudulent conveyance for purposes of evaluating State standards for nominee liability
• declining to decide that the government must prove that it had probable cause at the time of the levy

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).