Anderson v. United States
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
FOSTER, Circuit Judge.
Appellant brought suit to recover certain income taxes, paid under protest, amounting-' to about $2,500, and appeals from an adverse judgment. There is no dispute as to the material facts, which may be briefly stated as follows:
In 1919’ plaintiff closed out an insurance business, conducted by the partnership of Anderson & Patterson of which he was a member, and retired with a considerable amount of money, how much is not shown. He became interested in the Lone Star Stone Company, a corporation engaged in supplying crushed stone suitable for road building. The- Lone Star…
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