Lewison v. Renner

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• involving a civil suit for injury to a person's reputation caused by defamatory statements constituting libel
• all realized accessions to wealth are presumed taxable income, unless the taxpayer can demonstrate that an acquisition is specifically exempted from taxation
• all realized accessions to wealth are presumed taxable income, unless the taxpayer can demonstrate that an acquisition is specifically exempted from taxation
• compensatory damages received on account of an invasion of the rights that an individual is granted by virtue of being a person in the sight of the law

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