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Is "Intangible" Personal Property Owned by Estates of Non-Resident Decedents Liable to Taxation in Pennsylvania?
The American Law Register (1898-1907)
doi 10.2307/3306561
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April 1, 1900
Authors
John W. Patton
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JSTOR
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