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Hertz Vs. Woodman
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- May 31, 1910
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U.S. 205 (1910) U.S. Supreme Court Hertz v. WoodmanSearch
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U.S. 205 (1910) Hertz v. WoodmanSearch
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not only to penalties and forfeitures but to liabilities under the repealed statute. Great Northern Railway Co. v. UnitedSearch
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upon every such right of succession which was saved by the saving clause of the repealing act of April 12, 1902. Mason v. SargentSearch
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It conforms in substance with the statute, and finds precedents in a number of instances in matter of form. Helwig v. UnitedSearch
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of this Court, because it had in two cases theretofore decided the very question now certified. United States v. MarionSearch
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United States v. StephensonSearch
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contended that, if not concluded by its own decisions, it was bound to follow the judgments of this Court in Eidman v. TilghmanSearch
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affirmance by this Court being reported in 203 U.S. 580, and similar judgments of affirmance in Philadelphia Trust Co. v. McCoachSearch
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F. 120, and 205 U.S. 539, and United States v. MarionSearch
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satisfactory to the Circuit Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit, which court had decided contrariwise in Westhus v. UnionSearch
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decided to be erroneous by a majority of the Court sitting in the cause. The earliest precedent is that of Etting v. BankSearch
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In Durant v. EssexSearch
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To the same effect are Westhus v. UnionSearch
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S. 672 , 102 U. S. 676 . A different rule seems to have been sanctioned in the English courts. Catherwood v. CaslonSearch
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Beamish v. BeamishSearch
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obligations, and as a remission of penalties and forfeitures dependent upon the destroyed statute. United States v. ReisingerSearch
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Curtis v. LeavittSearch
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Town of Belvidere v. WarrenSearch
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a part of all subsequent repealing statutes, in order to give effect to the will and intent of Congress. United States v. ReisingerSearch
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Great Northern R. Co. v. UnitedSearch
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obvious and their correctness is established by a prior decision of this Court concerning that section. United States v. ReisingerSearch
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the latest expression of the legislative will must prevail. In the case of Great Northern Ry. Co. v. UnitedSearch
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This has been most conclusively answered by Knowlton v. MooreSearch
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For reasons and upon grounds not necessary to be restated, it has been also conclusively decided in Vanderbilt v. EidmanSearch
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enjoyment -- a right neither Page 218 U. S. 220 postponed until the falling in of a life estate, as in Mason v. SargentSearch
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U. S. 689 , nor subject to contingencies, as in Vanderbilt v. EidmanSearch
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which saves a tax from the effect of a repealing act which was not actually due and payable is in conflict with Mason v. SargentSearch
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the inheritance tax law of 1864, the right to the tax would fail under the very test which this Court, in Vanderbilt v. EidmanSearch
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law in operation when such succession occurred, a very different question must be decided from any decided in Mason v. SargentSearch
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be expressed in clear and unambiguous language. If there be doubt, it is to be resolved against the government. Eidman v. MartinezSearch
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Indeed, this case presents even a stronger contrast. Under the rule of interpretation announced in Eidman v. MartinezSearch
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In Clapp v. MasonSearch
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The questions were reexamined and decided same way in Mason v. SargentSearch
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years, or until the same be paid within that period, determined nothing as to the time when the tax accrued. Clapp v. MasonSearch
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and Mason v. SargentSearch
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in Tilghman v. EidmanSearch
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upon the fact that the tax or duty was upon the legacy or distributive shares. In this they were applied in Sturges v. UnitedSearch
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States, 117 U. S. 293 , and followed in Knowlton v. MooreSearch
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U. S. 41 , and Vanderbilt v. EidmanSearch
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U. S. 480 , in which the Act of June 13, 1898, was interpreted. It is said in Knowlton v. MooreSearch
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the Act of June 13, 1898, was drafted. The cases of Clapp v. MasonSearch
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