Legal Opinion

Kyle A. Vick, Jr., in His Capacity as Independent of the Estate of Lucille M. Hooper, Deceased v. Robert L. Phinney

Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit

Decided August 8, 1969No. 26662PublishedCited by 9 opinions

1Opinion of the Court

CHOATE, Senior District Judge:

Vick, the appellant, is the executor of the estate of his mother, Lucille Hooper. Phinney, the appellee, is a District Director of Internal Revenue. The ultimate question for decision is whether Vick is entitled to a 4 percent rate of interest on an entire estate tax liability of $596,813.58, or whether $479,718.26 of the total tax liability is subject to a 6 percent rate. This suit was brought for refund of the 2 percent difference that was assessed and paid on the latter sum.

Mrs. Hooper died on August 19, 1956, and, under her will, Vick, her son by a former…

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