Alworth-Stephens Co. v. Lynch
District Court, D. Minnesota
At Law. Action by the Alworth-Stephens Company against E. J. Lynch, as Collector of Internal Revenue for the District of Minnesota, in which Margaret C. Lynch, as executrix, was substituted as defendant, after the death of the original defendant.
1Opinion of the Court
MORRIS, District' Judge.
This case having been originally commenced by the plaintiff against E. J. Lynch, as collector of internal revenue for the district of Minnesota, while he was such collector, and he having appeared and answered while he was such collector, and the parties having stipulated in writing, duly filed herein, that the said case should be tried before the court without a jury, and it having come on for trial before the undersigned judge of said court in June, 1921, Washburn, Bailey & Mitchell appearing as attorneys for the plaintiff in said action, Alfred Jaques, Esq., United…
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