Hazard v. Board of Tax Commissioners
Supreme Court of Rhode Island
Appeals from decrees of Superior Court, on petitions under Inheritance Tax Act of 1916 and appeals sustained and decrees reversed.
1Opinion of the CourtSweetland, C. J.
The above entitled causes are appeals taken by the Board of Tax Commissioners from decrees of the Superior Court entered upon petitions filed in accordance with the provisions of the Inheritance Tax Act of 1916. In each of these petitions it is alleged that the petitioners are aggrieved by the determination of said board as to the amount of the inheritance taxes imposed upon the estate of Rowland G. Hazard, late of the town of South Kingstown, deceased, and ask for the abatement of a part of said taxes.
After hearing, the Superior Court, by its decree entered upon each petition, adjudged that…
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