Connecticut Bar Journal, Volume 52Connecticut Bar Association, 1978 - Bar associations Includes Annual reports, and lists of members. |
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an asset is jointly owned ; or if the income being used to establish creditworthiness by the applicant is derived from the spouse . In other words , there are two ways to understand these “ cans ” and " cannots .
an asset is jointly owned ; or if the income being used to establish creditworthiness by the applicant is derived from the spouse . In other words , there are two ways to understand these “ cans ” and " cannots .
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FEDERAL INCOME TAXES AND MARITAL DISSOLUTIONSSELECTED PROBLEMS By R. REGNER ARVIDSON 3 [ W ] hen a marriage made in heaven plummets to earth , the postlapsarian ceremonies are presided over by that most fallen of angels ...
FEDERAL INCOME TAXES AND MARITAL DISSOLUTIONSSELECTED PROBLEMS By R. REGNER ARVIDSON 3 [ W ] hen a marriage made in heaven plummets to earth , the postlapsarian ceremonies are presided over by that most fallen of angels ...
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Frederick , 12 with its fresh start rationale , the Court held that the bankrupt was entitled to the earned income credit . The Court found it inconceivable that the purposes of the Bankruptcy Act should be construed to frustrate the ...
Frederick , 12 with its fresh start rationale , the Court held that the bankrupt was entitled to the earned income credit . The Court found it inconceivable that the purposes of the Bankruptcy Act should be construed to frustrate the ...
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Contents
The Connecticut Supreme Court | 45 |
HUMAN RIGHTS COMMENTATOR Emanuel Margolis | 61 |
1978 | 70 |
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