stating "it has long been settled . . . that neither the Sixteenth Amendment nor the Internal Revenue Code imposes involuntary servitude."
Summary of this case from Barber v. Internal Revenue Serv.No. 91-2407.
August 3, 1993.
AFFIRMED.
E.D.Mich., 778 F.Supp. 354; Vacating Order on Grant of Rehearing 989 F.2d 498.
stating "it has long been settled . . . that neither the Sixteenth Amendment nor the Internal Revenue Code imposes involuntary servitude."
Summary of this case from Barber v. Internal Revenue Serv.limiting In re Interstate Agency, Inc. to situations where statute imposes fiduciary obligations on corporate officer as well as corporation upon creation of a specific type of trust
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Date published: Aug 3, 1993
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