· 4/21/1959
William O'Dwyer and Sloan O'Dwyer v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Citations
- 266 F.2d 575
- 3 A.F.T.R.2d (RIA) 1386
- 1959 U.S. App. LEXIS 5195
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- \The Tax Court * * * is a court in which the facts are triable de novo * * *. We agree that the Tax Court is not subject to the Administrative Procedure Act\
- “The Tax Court * * * is a court in which the facts are triable de novo * * *. We agree that the Tax Court is not subject to the Administrative Procedure Act”
- “The Tax Court * * * is a court in which the facts are triable de novo * * * . We agree that the Tax Court is not subject to the Administrative Procedure Act.”
- \The Tax Court * * * is a court in which the facts are triable de novo * * * . We agree that the Tax Court is not subject to the Administrative Procedure Act .\
- “The Tax Court * * * is a court in which the facts are triable de novo * * *. We agree that the Tax Court is not subject to the Administrative Procedure Act”
- “[T]he Tax Court is not subject to the Administrative Procedure Act.”
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Judges: Sobeloff, Paul, Boreman
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