United States v. Gordon Simmons and I. v. Simmons, Executors of the Estate of B. Hill Simmons

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• holding that \[t]he absence of any rational basis for the jury's verdict makes it a mistake of law for the trial judge to deny the motion for a new trial\
• finding the amount for which a claim was eventually settled to be “highly indicative” of the value of the claim
• finding that a \sufficient examination\ of decedent's records in existence on the date of death would have revealed certain evidence establishing the value of a tax refund claim because such evidence \was always there to be found\
• finding the amount for which a claim was eventually settled to be \highly indicative\ of the value of the claim

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