Fuller v. S. C. Tax Commission
Supreme Court of South Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the Court was delivered 'by
Mr. Justice; Marion.
Robert K. Smith, a resident of New York, died Octo24, 1922, leaving of force a will of which the appellants, residents of New York, are the executors. At the time of his death he owned bonds of the Piedmont & Northern Railway Company, a South Carolina corporation, of the face value of $87,900 and scrip certificates for fractional parts of one bond of the face value of $900.00. The bonds were unregistered coupon bonds, payable to bearer, issued in New York,- and payable in New York. The scrip certificates were transferable only upon…
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- Commonwealth v. HuntingtonSupreme Court of Virginia · 1927
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