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Badgley v. U.S.

Ruling by

Carlos F. Lucero

Lower Court

USDC Northern District of California

Lower Court Judge

Haywood S. Gilliam Jr.
When a grantor derives substantial present economic benefit from property, she retains the enjoyment of that property for purposes of 26 U.S.C. Section 2036(a).



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