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Second Circuit· 12/31/1985

Irwin Schiff v. Simon & Schuster, Incorporated

Citations

  • 780 F.2d 210
  • 57 A.F.T.R.2d (RIA) 496
  • 1985 U.S. App. LEXIS 25228

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  • holding that the defendants were discharged from liability as a result of prior version of section 6332(e)
  • affirming dismissal of tax protester’s claim that by honoring the IRS’s notices of levy, defendant committed fraud, breached a contract, and conspired to violate constitutional rights
  • rejecting the argument that the IRS’s use of a notice of levy form was improper
  • “The fact that appellant disputes the validity of the underlying tax assessment does not alter [appellee’s] obligation to honor the levy.”
  • “The fact that appellant disputes the validity of the underlying tax assessment does not alter [appellee’s] obligation to honor the levy.”
  • “The fact that appellant disputes the validity of the underlying tax assessment does not alter Simon & Schuster’s obligation to honor the levy.”

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Judges: Feinberg, Mes-Kill, Newman

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