Supreme Court· 5/18/1953
Healy v. Commissioner
Citations
- 345 U.S. 278
- 73 S. Ct. 671
- 97 L. Ed. 2d 1007
- 1953 U.S. LEXIS 2695
How courts have described this case
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- noting that when a taxpayer restores an item of income in a later tax year, changes in income or fluctuations in tax rates between the year of receipt and the year of repayment could disadvantage the taxpayer
- noting that when a taxpayer restores an item of income in a later tax year, changes in income or fluctuations in tax rates between the year of receipt and the year of repayment could disadvantage the taxpayer
- distinguishing funds received “un- der a claim of right as a trustee” and those received “under a claim of individual right”
- \A constructive trust is a fiction imposed as an equitable device for achieving justice.\ (emphasis added) (citation omitted)
- \[a] constructive trust is a fiction imposed as an equitable device for achieving justice\
- “[a] constructive trust is a fiction imposed as an equitable device for achieving justice”
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Judges: Vinson, Douglas
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