Connecticut Bar Journal, Volume 20Connecticut Bar Association, 1946 - Bar associations Includes Annual reports, and lists of members. |
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Page 198
... statute , 1 effec- tive July 18 , 1945 , which requires the Federal Estate Tax and Connecticut Estate Tax to be equitably apportioned among the parties in interest in the absence of a contrary direction in the will . Prior to this statute ...
... statute , 1 effec- tive July 18 , 1945 , which requires the Federal Estate Tax and Connecticut Estate Tax to be equitably apportioned among the parties in interest in the absence of a contrary direction in the will . Prior to this statute ...
Page 203
... statute may be validly applied to estates of decedents dying within the one year period preceding the enactment of the statute . In both the above Massachusetts and Pennsylvania cases , the statute did not contain any provision such as ...
... statute may be validly applied to estates of decedents dying within the one year period preceding the enactment of the statute . In both the above Massachusetts and Pennsylvania cases , the statute did not contain any provision such as ...
Page 205
... statute expressly provided that it did " not apply to amounts paid as estate taxes , nor to distributions made by an administrator , executor , or trustee before " the effective date of the statute . In support of its holding that the ...
... statute expressly provided that it did " not apply to amounts paid as estate taxes , nor to distributions made by an administrator , executor , or trustee before " the effective date of the statute . In support of its holding that the ...
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APRIL 1946 Number | 2 |
LYMAN Editor | 8 |
TRAFFIC COURTS James P Economos | 94 |
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