Flynn, John J., et al v. Cmsnr IRS
Appellant - Appellant: John J. Flynn and J. H. Thomas
Appellee - Appellee: Commissioner of Internal Revenue Service
Case Number: 00-1457
Filed: October 25, 2000
Court: U.S. Court of Appeals, D.C. Circuit
Nature of Suit: Other

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October 30, 2001 Flynn, John J., et al v. Cmsnr IRS

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Appellant - appellant: John J. Flynn
Represented By: Michael S. Gordon
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Appellant - appellant: J. H. Thomas
Represented By: Michael S. Gordon
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Appellee - appellee: Commissioner of Internal Revenue Service
Represented By: Kenneth L. Greene
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