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Nichols Vs. Coolidge

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  • US Supreme Court
  • May 31, 1927

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  1. Frick Vs. Pennsylvania US Supreme Court · Jun 01, 1925
  2. Edwards Vs. Slocum US Supreme Court · Feb 18, 1924
  3. Scholey Vs. Rew US Supreme Court · Jan 01, 1874
  4. Lewellyn Vs. Frick US Supreme Court · May 11, 1925
  5. U.S. 531 (1927) U.S. Supreme Court Nichols v. Coolidge
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  6. U.S. 531 (1927) Nichols v. Coolidge
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  7. the matter here. In a comprehensive charge, the trial court interpreted the law, but gave no further opinion. Coolidge v. Nichols
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  8. of insurance taken out by the decedent upon his own life. Edwards v. Slocum
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  9. marked by the words that we have quoted from the statute, and previously commented upon at length in Knowlton v. Moore
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  10. Y.M.C.A. v. Davis
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  11. The language of this section inhibits the conclusion that only subsequent transfers are to be included. Under Lewellyn v. Frick
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  12. f), Shwab v. Doyle
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  13. gross estate merely to measure a proper Page 274 U. S. 541 charge upon the transfer by death. See Lewellyn v. Frick
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  14. The exaction is not a succession tax like the one sustained by Scholey v. Rew
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  15. Keeney v. New
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  16. and payment had been exacted from others, somewhat different questions might require consideration. Lewellyn v. Frick
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  17. must bear disproportionate burdens determined by what the deceased did one or twenty years before he died. See Frew v. Bowers
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  18. to tax may be so arbitrary and capricious as to amount to confiscation and offend the Fifth Amendment. Brushaber v. Union
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  19. Barclay & Co. v. Edwards
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  20. U. S. 442 , 267 U. S. 450 . See also Knowlton v. Moore
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  21. U.S. Supreme Court Nichols v. Coolidge
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  22. Coolidge v. Nichols
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  23. Knowlton v. Moore
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  24. Under Lewellyn v. Frick
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  25. Shwab v. Doyle
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  26. See Lewellyn v. Frick
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  27. See Frew v. Bowers
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  28. the Fifth Amendment. Brushaber v. Union
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