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United States Vs. Kaiser
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- US Supreme Court
- Jun 13, 1960
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U.S. 299 (1960) U.S. Supreme Court United States v. KaiserSearch
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U.S. 299 (1960) United States v. KaiserSearch
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a) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954, and hence was excluded from income for income tax purposes. Commissioner v. DubersteinSearch
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U.S. 1010. Later, when the Government petitioned for certiorari in No. 376, Commissioner of Internal Revenue v. DubersteinSearch
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and acquiesced in the taxpayer's petition in No. 546, Stanton v. UnitedSearch
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of affections or defamation were treated as 'in compromise' 'for an invasion of' a 'personal right.' See also McDonald v. CommissionerSearch
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by him in Numbers 3, 4, 6, 7, 12, 14, 16, and 20 show that he has. It is important to note that, in Commissioner v. GlenshawSearch
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from the case of punitive damages, which we held not to be compensatory, and therefore taxable. See also United States v. Supplee-BiddleSearch
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compensated for, the wages, had they been received, would have been included in gross income. See United States v. SafetySearch
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in view of the scope left to the factfinders -- whether courts or jury -- by our decision today in Commissioner v. DubersteinSearch
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and Stanton v. UnitedSearch
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In the light of these decisions of the Supreme Court Stratton's Independence v. HowbertSearch
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U. S. 399 , and Eisner v. MacomberSearch
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Relying on Sol.Op. 132, supra, Number 3, and Eisner v. MacomberSearch
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Commissioner v. GlenshawSearch
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my Brother BRENNAN, my view of the merits is so divergent from the rest that a word of explanation is needed. Bogardus v. CommissionerSearch
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dissenting. The question here is whether, in the light of the rule adopted by the Court today in Commissioner v. DubersteinSearch
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a). Bogardus v. CommissionerSearch
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provision of the Code. See Commissioner v. GlenshawSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court United States v. KaiserSearch
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Commissioner of Internal Revenue v. DubersteinSearch
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Stanton v. UnitedSearch
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McDonald v. CommissionerSearch
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United States v. Supplee-BiddleSearch
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See United States v. SafetySearch
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of the Supreme Court Stratton's Independence v. HowbertSearch
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and Eisner v. MacomberSearch
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Bogardus v. CommissionerSearch
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of the Code. See Commissioner v. GlenshawSearch
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