Mark Buchine v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue Service, Karen C. Buchine v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue Service

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• concluding that the Tax Court is empowered to apply the equitable principle of reformation to a case over which it already has jurisdiction
• concluding that the Tax Court is empowered to apply the equitable principle of reformation to a case over which it already has jurisdiction
• concluding that the Tax Court is empowered to apply the equitable principle of reformation to a case over which it already has jurisdiction
• holding that the Tax Court had the authority to apply the \equitable principle of reformation to a case over which it had jurisdiction\
• Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit concluded that this Court is empowered to apply the equitable principle of reformation to a case over which it already had jurisdiction
• Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit concluded that this Court is empowered to apply the equitable principle of reformation to a case over which it already had jurisdiction

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).