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David G. Karkour v. Internal Revenue Service

Plaintiff:David G. Karkour
Defendant:Internal Revenue Service
 
Case Number:2:2009cv01800
Filed:March 16, 2009
 
Court:California Central District Court
Office:Western Division - Los Angeles Office [ Court Info ]
County:Los Angeles
Presiding Judge: Anderson
Presiding Judge: Judge
Referring Judge: Abrams
 
Nature of Suit:Federal Tax Suits - Taxes (US Plaintiff or Defendant)
Cause:26:6212 Injunctive Relief from IRS Lien
Jurisdiction:U.S. Government Defendant
Jury Demanded By:None
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