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The Federal Courts Study Committee on Claims Court Tax Jurisdiction

Martin D. Ginsberg

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This Article is adapted from a lecture delivered on May 31, 1990, before the Claims Court Section of the Federal Circuit Judicial Conference.

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This Article is adapted from a lecture delivered on May 31, 1990, before the Claims Court Section of the Federal Circuit Judicial Conference.

Key concepts: Jurisdiction, Law, Federal jurisdiction, Federal court, Business, Subject-matter jurisdiction, Original jurisdiction, Political science

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