· 5/13/1946
Reconstruction Finance Corporation v. Beaver County
Citations
- 328 U.S. 204
- 66 S. Ct. 992
- 90 L. Ed. 1172
- 1946 U.S. LEXIS 3000
How courts have described this case
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- holding that federal courts are justified disregarding state law if the Congressional purposes underlying federal law would be undermined
- holding that federal courts are justified disregard- ing state law if the Congressional purposes underlying federal law would be undermined
- statute permitting States to apply their diverse local tax laws to real property of certain Government corporations
- statute permitting States to apply their diverse local tax laws to real property of certain Government corporations
- congressional intent underlying the Reconstruction Finance Corporation Act supported reliance on state law definitions of “real property” for tax purposes
- definition of “real property” as used in a federal statute is a federal question
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Judges: Black, Jackson
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