United States v. The United States National Bank of Portland (Oregon), of the Estate of Sam J. Wilson, Deceased, and Jessie Wilson
Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
LEMMON, Circuit Judge.
Taxpayers, the Executor of the Estate of Sam J. Wilson, deceased, and his widow, presented a claim for refund of income taxes paid. The claim being rejected, timely suit was filed by them in the District Court to recover the taxes paid. From a judgment in their favor, this appeal was taken by the United States.
In 1943 an oral agreement was entered into between Wilson and one Samuel A. Agnew, under which Wilson was to procure various timberlands which could be resold for profit. Pursuant thereto Wilson arranged for the purchase of various properties with money supplied by…
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