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Chanler Vs. Kelsey
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- Apr 15, 1907
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U.S. 466 (1907) U.S. Supreme Court Chanler v. KelseySearch
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U.S. 466 (1907) Chanler v. KelseySearch
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Sugden on Powers 19, citing Bartlet v. RamsdenSearch
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of the power shall be regarded, in case of a general power, as the one from whom the estate came. In Attorney General v. UptonSearch
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The learned Baron seems to have gone farther, as to section 2, than his brethren were willing to. Attorney General v. MitchellSearch
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the estate was ruled by the Court of Appeals, and its decision on this question is binding here, as was held in Orr v. GilmanSearch
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N.Y. 494. As in Orr v. GilmanSearch
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of the sovereign power of the legislature over the right to make a disposition of property by will. United States v. PerkinsSearch
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Magoun v. IllinoisSearch
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of the Fourteenth Amendment, by the manner in which the Court of Appeals has construed and enforced this statute. Orr v. GilmanSearch
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in my belief by the utterances of this Court from the time of Chief Justice Taney to the present day. Mager v. GrimaSearch
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Campbell v. CaliforniaSearch
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levy an inheritance tax. The distinction between state and United States inheritance taxes was recognized in Knowlton v. MooreSearch
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U. S. 41 , 178 U. S. 58 , and, whatever may be thought of the decision in Snyder v. BettmanSearch
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it was such a tax and valid for that reason was decided in In re Dows, 167 N.Y. 227, affirmed by this Court. Orr v. GilmanSearch
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otherwise sufficiently characterized, it did not matter whether the instrument was also good as a will or not. Ela v. EdwardsSearch
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instrument in its nature testamentary, in the presence of two witnesses, whether it was good as a will or not. Strong v. WilkinSearch
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Heath v. WithingtonSearch
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Cush. 497. This she did. In Orr v. GilmanSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Chanler v. KelseySearch
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Bartlet v. RamsdenSearch
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In Attorney General v. UptonSearch
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Attorney General v. MitchellSearch
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Knowlton v. MooreSearch
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Court. Orr v. GilmanSearch
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Ela v. EdwardsSearch
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Strong v. WilkinSearch
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In Orr v. GilmanSearch
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United States v. PerkinsSearch
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