Opinion

Bark v. Commissioner

6 T.C. 851
1946 U.S. Tax Ct. LEXIS 213

Court: United States Tax Court
Filed: Apr 29, 1946
Status: Published
Author: Murdoch
On the bench: Smith, Turner, Fossan, Agree, Murdoch
Cited by: 43 cases
Authority: More cited than 10.3%

The opinion

Murdoch:, J., dissenting: I do not think this case can be distinguished satisfactorily from the case of Harry F. Schurer, 3 T. C. 544 . Furthermore, I do not understand how the Commissioner could allow the expense of the petitioner’s railroad tickets to visit his family and deny the living expenses while away from Pittsburgh. It should have been just the other way around.

Turner and Van Fossan, JJ., agree with this dissent.

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