Brooks v. United States
United States Court of Claims
1Opinion of the Court
WILLIAMS, Judge.
The material facts admitted by tbe demurrer are:
•' Tbe plaintiff duly filed income tax returns for tbe years 1927, 1928-, and 1929, and paid tbe taxes shown due thereon. Included in gross income on the returns for these years were the respective amounts of $33,254.58, $37,100, and $37,310.41, which were received by plaintiff from a trust created by the will of his grandmother, Emma Louisa Higgins. The trust provision is as follows:
“Sixth: I give and‘bequeath to my executors the sum of two hundred thousand dollars-in money, or in securities, to be selected and-taken 'from my…
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