This discussion is intended to demonstrate that, under the act, the likelihood of fraud should no longer be so controlling a factor as to require invariably a liquidation sale of partnership assets when a court of equity has within its supervisory powers the ability to protect fully all of the parties involved when a partnership is dissolved by death
In 1954, Congress enacted the first comprehensive statutory treatment of partners and partnerships i...
Early cases involving the government\u27s invocation of section 2036(a) to combat the use of family ...
Marback Motor Co., a limited partnership, was formed in 1951 pursuant to the California Uniform Limi...
Defendants, administrators of the estate of the deceased partner, agreed with the surviving partner ...
In a recent decision the Wisconsin Supreme Court upheld the validity of a provision in a partnership...
Plaintiff sought a judgment against the administrator of his deceased partner to compel the conveyan...
The descent of property to heirs or devisees is a right conferred by society and the statutes govern...
There are three phases to the problem of arriving at a final dollar and cents valuation of a decease...
The plaintiff and X, now deceased, entered into a partnership agreement whereby each was given the o...
This Note examines the nature of the fiduciary duty in the situation in which an executor/surviving ...
One significant and unresolved partnership taxation problem is the taxation of a deceased partner\u2...
Were a contest to arise today in Washington between a surviving partner and the administrator or exe...
Income Tax Aspects of Liquidation of Partnership Interest of Retiring or Deceased Partne
Plaintiff, owning a one-third interest in a partnership, sold his interest to the other partners, am...
Partnership law allows partners great freedom to vary the terms on which they share partnership prof...
In 1954, Congress enacted the first comprehensive statutory treatment of partners and partnerships i...
Early cases involving the government\u27s invocation of section 2036(a) to combat the use of family ...
Marback Motor Co., a limited partnership, was formed in 1951 pursuant to the California Uniform Limi...
Defendants, administrators of the estate of the deceased partner, agreed with the surviving partner ...
In a recent decision the Wisconsin Supreme Court upheld the validity of a provision in a partnership...
Plaintiff sought a judgment against the administrator of his deceased partner to compel the conveyan...
The descent of property to heirs or devisees is a right conferred by society and the statutes govern...
There are three phases to the problem of arriving at a final dollar and cents valuation of a decease...
The plaintiff and X, now deceased, entered into a partnership agreement whereby each was given the o...
This Note examines the nature of the fiduciary duty in the situation in which an executor/surviving ...
One significant and unresolved partnership taxation problem is the taxation of a deceased partner\u2...
Were a contest to arise today in Washington between a surviving partner and the administrator or exe...
Income Tax Aspects of Liquidation of Partnership Interest of Retiring or Deceased Partne
Plaintiff, owning a one-third interest in a partnership, sold his interest to the other partners, am...
Partnership law allows partners great freedom to vary the terms on which they share partnership prof...
In 1954, Congress enacted the first comprehensive statutory treatment of partners and partnerships i...
Early cases involving the government\u27s invocation of section 2036(a) to combat the use of family ...
Marback Motor Co., a limited partnership, was formed in 1951 pursuant to the California Uniform Limi...