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Reynolds v. Commissioner
861 F.2d 469 (6th Cir. 1988)
Key Principle
Judicial estoppel may be invoked against the Commissioner of Internal Revenue to preclude him from repudiating a position on which an earlier court-approved stipulation was based, even though that position was not litigated to victory on the merits.
Area of Law
General
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