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In the Matter of the Tax Indebtedness

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Petitioner:Internal Revenue Service
Taxpayer:Edward D. Cook, Jr
 
Case Number:1:2009mc10204
Filed:July 22, 2009
 
Court:Massachusetts District Court
Office:Boston Office [ Court Info ]
Presiding Judge:Judge William G. Young
Referring Judge:Magistrate Judge Marianne B. Bowler
 
Nature of Suit:Other - Other
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