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2 opinions for “United States v. Gunnari”
DECISION Plaintiffs appeal concerning personal income tax matters for the three tax years 2002, 2003, and 2004. Prior to trial, the parties agreed to certain items.1 First, Defendant will reverse the 2002 and 2003 Schedule C adjustments. Second, no additional expenses above those originally reported will be allowed. Third, for 2004, the amount of Plaintiffs' loans to the family
Tomasak v. Boro. of Courtdalepublic domain
Argued March 4, 1930. The defendant, the Borough of Courtdale, made some improvements in the highway. Mike Tomasak, aged thirteen years and nine months, picked up a *Page 475 dynamite cap in the immediate vicinity and proceeded to pound it with a stone; the cap exploded and inflicted upon him injuries which resulted in the serious impairment of the sight of one eye. The suit is brought by his parents on his behalf and in their own right. At the tri