Douglas Aircraft Co. v. Byram
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
BISHOP, J. pro tem.
The plaintiff seeks by this action to secure the refund of taxes paid by it on partially constructed airplanes and materials, on the ground that the unfinished planes and parts were tax exempt, because they belonged to the United States Government, and the fact that the plaintiff had possession of the incomplete planes and materials, as it made use of them in fulfilling its contract with the federal government to build airplanes, did not give it a taxable interest in them. The defendants having failed to file answers to plaintiff’s amended complaint within the time allowed…
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