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Carpenter Vs. Shaw

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  • US Supreme Court
  • Jan 06, 1930

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  5. Lone Wolf Vs. Hitchcock US Supreme Court · Jan 05, 1903
  6. Choate Vs. Trapp US Supreme Court · May 13, 1912
  7. U.S. 363 (1930) U.S. Supreme Court Carpenter v. Shaw
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  8. U.S. 363 (1930) Carpenter v. Shaw
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  9. severed from the land, and so is a tax upon personalty not embraced within the exemption. 134 Okl. 35. In Choate v. Trapp
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  10. Indian tribes and tribal lands and in the performance of its duty as the guardian of its Indian wards, see Lone Wolf v. Hitchcock
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  11. in its constitution upon admission to statehood, was a limitation upon the taxing power of the state. See also Ward v. Board
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  12. concededly have been forbidden as a tax upon an instrumentality of the national government. See Choctaw & Gulf R. Co. v. Harrison
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  13. Howard v. Gipsy
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  14. Large Oil Co. v. Howard
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  15. must be narrowly construed to effect the Congressional purpose. See Shaw v. Gibson-Zahniser
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  16. in general tax exemptions are not to be presumed and statutes conferring them are to be strictly construed, Heiner v. Colonial
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  17. to be applied to tax exemptions secured to the Indians by agreement between them and the national government. Choate v. Trapp
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  18. Worcester v. The
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  19. be taken to be its effect now, since it may not be narrowed by any subsequently declared intention of Congress. Choate v. Trapp
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  20. of the tax and its effect upon Page 280 U. S. 368 the federal right asserted. Choctaw, O. & Gulf R. Co. v. Harrison
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  21. Galveston, H. & S.A. R. Co. v. Texas
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  22. interest of the lessor as a right attached and incident to his ownership or reversionary interest in the land. Barnes v. Keyes
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  23. Strawn v. Brady
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  24. Harris v. Brady
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  25. Rich v. Doneghey
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  26. Okl. 204, and see Parker v. Riley
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  27. See Lake Superior Consol. Iron Mines v. Lord
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  30. Hearne v. Lewis
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  36. Macdonough v. Starbird
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  37. Cal. 15, 19, 38 P. 510. Compare Pollock v. Farmers
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  38. of statutory penalties. These allegations are sufficient to bring the case within the ruling of this Court in Ward v. Board
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  39. U.S. Supreme Court Carpenter v. Shaw
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  40. In Choate v. Trapp
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  41. Ward v. Board
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  42. See Choctaw & Gulf R. Co. v. Harrison
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  43. See Shaw v. Gibson-Zahniser
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  44. Heiner v. Colonial
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  45. of Congress. Choate v. Trapp
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  46. Choctaw, O. & Gulf R. Co. v. Harrison
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  47. Barnes v. Keyes
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  48. Rich v. Doneghey
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  49. Parker v. Riley
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  50. Compare Pollock v. Farmers
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