Commissioner of Internal Revenue v. Winthrop
Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
SWAN, Circuit Judge.
The issue presented by this petition is whether a capital loss was sustained by the taxpayer in the year 1932, as the Board ruled, or in 1934, as the Commissipner contends. The loss resulted from the liquidation of Lackawanna Securities Company, a Delaware corporation, of whose capital stock the taxpayer owned 4j500 shares. This .corporation had been organized to acquire and hold an issue of bonds of Glen Alden Coal Company; and said bonds and the interest received thereon were the only assets it ever owned. In 1932 the directors and stockholders of the Securities Company…
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