· 4/17/1958
Kerr-Cochran, Inc. v. Commissioner
Citations
- 30 T.C. 69
- 1958 U.S. Tax Ct. LEXIS 212
How courts have described this case
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- bypassing the admissibility issue because any error would have been harmless
- “[W]hen, as here, a party fails to file an objection to an R&R, the party has waived any [appellate] review of the district court's decision.”
- “[W]hen, as here, a party fails to file an objection to an R&R, the party has waived any [appellate] review of the district court’s decision.”
- “[W]hen, as here, a party fails to file an objection to an R&R, the party has waived any [appellate] review of the district court’s decision.”
- “[W]hen, as here, a party fails to file an objection to an R&R, the party has waived any [appellate] review of the district court’s decision.”
- “[W]hen, as here, a party fails to file an objection to an R&R, the party has waived any [appellate] review of the district court's decision.”
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Judges: Mulronev
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