Goodenough v. United States
United States Court of Claims
1Opinion of the Court
GREEN, Judge.
The three cases named in the separate findings of fact preceding have been submitted to the court together by counsel for the respective parties, having each filed but one brief. While the computation of the tax will involve the consideration of some details that are not the same in each case, the views expressed in this opinion on matters controlling the decision-, and the ultimate conclusion stated herein, will apply equally to all of the cases and in connection with the separate findings of fact enable judgments to be rendered in each of them.
In each case the suit is brought…
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