United States v. Shirley Whitcup Feinstein, Administratrix of the Estate of Harry H. Whitcup, Deceased

418 F.2d 501
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit·Decided December 29, 1969·No. 27498_1·Published

Opinion

PER CURIAM:

The District Court granted summary judgment for the government on its claim against taxpayer-appellant for $6,129.56 in interest on estate taxes. The assignments of error center on the contention that disputed factual issues prevented the use of the summary judgment procedure. After carefully examining the record we conclude that there was no material issue of fact in controversy. It was thus proper to dispose of the case by summary judgment.

Affirmed.

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