MATTER OF ESTATE OF McCOY
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
CLARK, Judge.
The appellants first contend that the Consent Judgment resolved the question of whether or not the Administrator could recover funds from the Receiver to pay estate taxes assessed against the Estate. Appellants contend that, since the Administrator did not obtain the possession of or title to the corporate stock under the Consent Judgment, that the Administrator was barred from recovering any funds from the Receiver. We find no merit in appellants’ contention. The Consent Judgment did not address itself to the issue of the tax liability of the parties. Therefore, the Consent…
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