John D. Askew v. United States of America and the Internal Revenue Service

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• stating that taxpayer \apparently concedes this point because he makes no argument on appeal\ relating to a fact that the Government had established at trial
• stating that taxpayer “apparently concedes this point because he makes no argument on appeal” relating to a fact that the Government had established at trial
• stating that taxpayer “apparently concedes this point because he makes no argument on appeal” relating to a fact that the Government had established at trial
• concern with a party’s “ ‘undeniable right... to be assured that his position has been thoroughly considered’,” quoting In re Las Colinas, Inc., 426 F.2d 1005, 1008 (1st Cir.1970)

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