Supreme Court· 11/5/1934
Helvering v. Bliss
Citations
- 293 U.S. 144
- 55 S. Ct. 17
- 79 L. Ed. 246
- 1934 U.S. LEXIS 12
- 95 A.L.R. 207
- 2 C.B. 191
- 14 A.F.T.R. (P-H) 668
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- refusing to give narrow construction to tax exemption for income devoted to charity, because exemption was \begotten from motives of public policy\
- stating that remedial provisions should not be construed narrowly
- stating that remedial provisions should not be construed narrowly
- stating that remedial provisions should not be construed narrowly
- liberal construction and application of section 6013(e) in favor of those whom the statute was designed to benefit was required in order to effectuate the statute’s purpose
- liberal construction and application of section 6013(e) in favor of those whom the statute was designed to benefit was required in order to effectuate the statute's purpose
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Judges: Roberts
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