Continental Chemical & Engineering Supply v. Patterson
United States Tax Court
1Opinion of the Court
memorandum to accompany order op dismissal
Murdock, Judge'.
Determinations were made by the proper renegotiating authorities that a partnership known as Continental Chemical & Engineering Supply had realized excessive profits for 1942 and 1943. The determinations were not against the individual partners. The petitions show that the partnership consisted of Victor G. Sorrell, as general partner, and Honora M. Murphy, trustee, and Leslie H. Jackson, as special partners with limited liability and no authority to act for the partnership. Murphy and Jackson filed the petitions. Sorrell, the general…
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