Abstract
In the first ten months of 1960, approximately fifty-five decisions dealing with estate tax questions were handed down by the district courts, the courts of appeals and the Supreme Court. Some of these decisions dealt with issues which turned on their individual facts and have no great importance as precedents; others dealt with problems which may be of substantial significance in estate planning and in the administration of the estate tax law. The 1960 decisions dealing with the following selected problems restate some of the basic principles of estate tax law.
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3 Ariz. L. Rev. 1 (Summer 1961)
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