Norman B. Tapper and Eileen Tapper v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue

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• holding that the record failed to show that the appellants’ consent to an adverse judgment did not extend to the issues sought to be raised on appeal
• stating that we have jurisdiction when a stipulation is entered without a party's “actual consent” to judgment against that party
• stating that we have jurisdiction when a stipulation is entered with- out a party’s “actual consent” to judgment against that party

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).