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· 3/4/1946

Searls v. Perry

Citations

  • 184 Va. 1044
  • 37 S.E.2d 11
  • 1946 Va. LEXIS 167

How courts have described this case

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  • “A return is not short of wilful [sic] falsity because the taxpayer chooses to keep himself uninformed as to the full extent that it is insufficient, or as to what exact figures should have been inserted. Innocence cannot outdistance ignorance.”

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Judges: Campbell

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