Estelle Want, Trustee and Transferee v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
FRIENDLY, Circuit Judge.
Petitioner, Estelle Want, is the sister of Jacob A. Want, who was the founder of a corporation engaged in the printing business and its president until his death in February 1947. In January, 1945, Jacob Want established a trust for his only child, Jacqueline. He named pe titioner and a brother, Samuel, as co-trustees. Jacob transferred to the trust $82,000 in cash in 1945 and 397 of the 400 outstanding shares of the corporation in 1946. Petitioner and Samuel were also named as co-executors in Jacob’s will executed in April, 1945; the will bequeathed his entire estate…
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